Air Peace to partner on Johannesburg, Mumbai routes

Air Peace

Air Peace airline has hinted on plans to partner other carriers on the Johannesburg and Mumbai routes. The partnership is to deepen and sustain the two international operations that are also scheduled for launch soon.Air Peace last weekend opened its international account with the Lagos-Sharjah/Dubai route. The destination is one of the six the Federal Government approved in 2018.

NCAA okays Lagos Aviation Academy training centre

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) office

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has okayed the Lagos Aviation Academy (LAA) as an Approved Training Organisation (ATO).

This feat enables the academy to run additional courses such as the cabin crew ab-initio programme and the basic flight dispatcher course.

Air Peace reassures public of safety, airworthiness

[FILES] Air Peace

Air Peace airline, yesterday, reassured its customers and members of the public of safe operations and airworthiness of its airplanes following recent incidences. 

NCAA tells FAAN to deploy more patrol vans at airports

NCAA, Sam Adurogboye

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has advised the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to deploy more security patrol vehicles to airports nationwide.

Travel agencies rally FG to developmental policies

President of NANTA, Bernard Bankole. PHOTO: nanta.org.ng

Travel agencies in the country have urged the Federal Government to embrace and implement developmental policies for the growth of the aviation industry.

Task force probes FAAN officials in drug trafficking saga at Kano Airport

Malam Aminu Kano International Airport

A special task force of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has been mandated to investigate some staffers of the authority that were fingered in the recent drug trafficking saga at the Kano International Airport.

NCAA warns pilots of thunderstorm, bad weather

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) yesterday warned pilots and airline operators to be wary of bad weather and attendant thunderstorms.

IATA rallies global aviation regulators behind B737 Max airplanes

A Boeing737Max aircraft

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), yesterday urged aviation safety regulators worldwide to continue to align on technical validation requirements and timelines for the safe re-entry into service of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft.