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Thursday, March 31, 2016

Bilateral Air Service Agreement will impoverish Nigerian airlines, economy- Experts

Experts in the aviation industry have said that the recent Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) signed between the federal government and Qatar will rather than strengthen the domestic airlines, impoverish the nation’s airlines and economy.

The agreement which is expected to pave way for more direct flights between major cities of both countries, on the principle of reciprocity by the designated airlines, on behalf of the countries have been viewed by experts as an unprofitable venture.

Minister of state for Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, has been accused of championing the fight by foreign airlines to blackmail the federal government for preferential treatment.

Industry sources said yesterday that Sirika is seeking audience with President Muhammadu Buhari to discuss the alleged plans by foreign airlines to sack 2,000 Nigerians on their staff.

The plans have, however, been found to be a ruse as all foreign airlines in Nigeria have less than 400 employees, a fact that could not have been lost on the minister.

In a series of blusters to force the Nigerian government to release about $1.3billion foreign exchange allegedly held in Nigeria, the foreign airlines have leaned on domestic labour unions, threatened to raise fares by 100 per cent, and even instigated the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) to issue a warning that it could impound any aircraft belonging to Nigerian carriers.

Angry Nigerian pilots, engineers ground Bristow Helicopters operations

Passengers of Bristow Helicopters in Port Harcourt, Rivers state were left stranded as the National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers of Nigeria an affiliate of Trade Union Congress, TUC, as early as 6:30am stormed Bristow Helicopters and shut down all its offices in Port Harcourt thereby grounding all flight schedules today.

NAAPEN, Isaac Balami led the protesters along side national officials and the state Chairman of TUC to shut down the operations of Bristow Airlines in Port Harcourt.

According to Balami “For the past ten years our pilots and engineers working with Bristow Helicopters have suffered untold hardship due to discriminatory and slavish policies of the management of Bristow Helicopters. They treat them like they are in a slave camp. You will see a co-pilot who just has 200hrs experience from UK, South Africa and Canada earning far more than their Nigerian counterparts who have been working for years.

Stakeholders in the aviation sector have described as outrageous and false the claim that foreign airlines plan to sack over 2,000 workers, insisting that the airlines do not have such number on their staff.

Reacting to the issue, aviation consultant and former corporate affairs manager of Nigeria Airways, Chris Aligbe, insisted that there is no way the foreign airlines will have up to 2,000 Nigerian workers.

“This has been the issue we have been handling for some time now because these people come into Nigeria and employ mostly foreigners, while our own people are not considered. Now they claim that they have about 2,000 staff; from where did they come from?

Nigeria: Dana, Overland, Air Peace To Clinch IOSA Certification Soon

Dana Air, Overland, Air Peace, and Allied Air and Cargo Services – are about to earn the much coveted international IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) Certification in the industry. Tanja Grobotek, The IATA’s regional director for Africa who disclosed this, also confirmed that the IOSA certifications have been obtained by Arik Air, FirstNation Airways, and Aero Contractors.

Grobotek said that while Dana, Overland and Allied Air and Cargo Services are currently on the verge of securing the IOSA certification, Air Peace has done its last workshop and is about to be audited.

All 62 people aboard a passenger jet flying from Dubai to southern Russia were killed when their plane crashed on its second attempt to land at Rostov-on-Don airport on Saturday, Russian officials said.

Russia’s emergencies ministry said the aircraft, a Boeing (BA.N) 737-800 operated by Dubai-based budget carrier Flydubai, crashed at 0340 (0040 GMT). Most of those on board were Russian.

“The aircraft hit the ground and broke into pieces,” the Investigative Committee of Russia said in a statement on its website. “There were 55 passengers aboard and seven crew members. They all died.”

Who requires the Moroccan visitor visa for travel from Nigeria?

Moroccan tourist visa is issued for a short period of leisure travel and no business pursuits allowed. A tourist visa stamp or label placed by a Moroccan visa official on your passport that permits you to go to Morocco.
Holiday visa for Morocco usually are obtained through the Moroccan consulate in Abuja or in the closest city to your usual residential address. When applying for a Moroccan tourist visa, you can be requested to explain the purposes for planing a trip to Morocco.

Visa Rules For Nigerian Traveling To Morocco

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Nigeria: Ekiti legislator backs Fayose on airport construction.

The plan by Ekiti state governor to construct an airport in the State has been applauded by an Ekiti lawmaker for his foresight in a bid to transform the economy of the state.

Princess Titilayo Owolabi Akerele representing Ikole ll constituency in the Ekiti State House of Assembly who commended governor Fayose while fielding questions from aviation correspondents at Ikeja, said the proposed airport when completed will boost the economy of the state.

According to Titi Akerele, there was nothing wrong in having an airport in Ekiti to facilitate movement of people if the state has the financial backings stressing that it will transform the state.

“If there is financial backing to build the airport there is nothing wrong in having an airport in Ekiti. If you look at the road connection between Ondo and Ekiti, the roads are bad”

The lawmaker who was a two time national president of Aeronautical Information Service of Nigeria AISAN, explained that the government was not thinking of constructing an international airport but considering building one that will accommodate aircraft. “To me as an aviator, I don’t see anything wrong with that and I am not trying to be sentimental”

The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) has expressed worry over the current state of Nigeria’s international airports, including the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos; Mallam Aminu Kano International airport, Kano and the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa, saying the airports have suffered serious neglect and infrastructural decay over the years.

Hotel lodgers in Akwa Ibom to pay tax on alcohol consumption

In a bid to generate more revenue, the Akwa Ibom state government has announced that henceforth, tax will be paid for consumption of alcohol in hotels and beers parlous in the state.

This was made known by the Akwa Ibom state Commissioner for Finance, Akan Okon, on Saturday while speaking in Uyo, the state capital.

“Some people who lodge in hotels and consume alcohol will henceforth pay taxes to the state government.”

“The focus is to look inward to see how the various opportunities that are available in the state can be harnessed to raise the Internally Generated Revenue(IGR),” the commissioner said.

Dana Air has announced that it would partner with Vlisco, the manufacturer of premium Dutch wax fabrics, popularly called Hollandais to mark the International Women’s Day celebration.

The airline also plans to give out gifts to some women aboard its flights on that day and Vlisco premium brands would be part of the gifts lucky women who travel with the airline would get.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr. Obi Mbanuzuo, Dana Air is proud to partner Vlisco to celebrate and compensate its female guests on the auspicious occasion of the International Women’s Day coming up on March 8, 2016.

Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El- Rufai has called on the federal government to adopt policies geared towards boosting the growth of indigenous airlines.

Specifically, the governor said such policies should be favourable to the local operators by reducing heavy financial burden on them and enabling them to operate profitably.

NCAA issues 72hrs ultimatum to airlines operating Sikorsky S76C series

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, has issued 72 hours ultimatum to all helicopter companies operating Sikorsky S76C series to immediately carry out safety audit on their entire fleets. NCAA threatened that any company that refuses to comply with the safety audit directive would be dealt with in accordance with the law. It directed all such operators to repeat such audit in the chopper brand every 300 flight hours until further notice. Companies operating Sikorsky S76C series in the industry are Caverton Helicopter, Aero Contractors and Bristow Helicopters. NCAA in a statement by its General Manager, Public Affairs, Mr. Sam Adurogboye said the directive was contained in a letter earlier dispatched to all operators of the affected helicopters types.

IHG has opened its latest property in the Canadian capital Ottawa. The former Chimo Hotel has been rebranded as the Holiday Inn Ottawa East following a $9 million renovation programme.

Facilities at the 261-room hotel include an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, Reza’s Kitchen restaurant, 8,500 square feet of meeting space, and free wifi throughout.

Delta set s to launch business class menus by NY restaurant Union Square Café

Delta has agreed a partnership with New York restaurant Union Square Café to offer new menus for its Business Delta One customers.

The restaurant’s executive chef and partner Carmen Quagliata has designed new dishes for Delta’s business class passengers, including beef short rib stracotto, Gulf shrimp and polenta, and baked Paccheri basil cream pasta.

The menu will feature “hyper local” ingredients including fresh basil from Brooklyn-based Gotham Greens, and produce from other New York firms including Mountain Sweet Berry Farms, Five Acre Farms and Cascun Farms.

How To Reach KLM If My Flight Is Cancelled?

If your flight is delayed or cancelled you, of course, want to know as soon as possible what to expect. In some instances KLM will contact you directly. If this is impossible, because staff are too busy in the event of a major disruption, these are the quickest ways to find out what the situation is and how it affects your travel plans.

If KLM cancels a flight, we inform you by text message, email or telephone. It is therefore important that you provide your contact details when you make a booking. We will inform you of the available rebooking options or let you know if you have already been rebooked. Your new travel schedule and boarding pass will be available at KLM.com (log in to MyTrip), the KLM App, and our self-service kiosks at the airport.

Serious disruptions to air traffic due to fog, snow or an ash cloud, put all KLM service agents under pressure. It is possible that under these circumstances we may not be able to reach you on time. We understand if you would prefer not to wait, but to contact us yourself.

BA launches new iPad app

British Airways has launched a new iPad version of its mobile travel app, with extra features including a 3D globe for flight searches.

Users can create a viewing plan for the in-flight entertainment on their flight, by dragging and dropping for the menu of available TV shows, movies and music.

The interactive 3D globe allows travellers to search and book flights, and boarding passes can be downloaded “with a bar code produced in each of the iPad’s four corners, for ease of use at the gate”.

Commenting on the launch of the new iPad app, Sara Dunham, BA’s head of marketing retail and direct channels said:

Virgin Atlantic was forced to return one of its transatlantic flights to Heathrow shortly after take off, following a "laser-beam incident".

The New York-bound Airbus A340 service was on its way to New York when one of its pilots was apparently "dazzled" by a laser beam pointed at the cockpit.

The BBC news website has published an air traffic control recording of the incident her, in which a crew member reports "a medical issue with one of the pilots after a laser incident after take-off".

Historic Liverpool bank to become luxury hotel

The historic Grade II-listed Martin’s Bank building in Liverpool is to be transformed into a luxury hotel.

Located on Water Street close to the city’s Liverpool One development, the neo classical building dates back to 1932, and will now be converted into a 227-room hotel with spa facilities, bar and fine dining restaurant.

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The building was the hiding place for much of the UK’s gold reserves during the Second World War – the transferral of the gold by train to the bank was the subject of the award-winning The Bullion Boys starring David Jason.

Ondo Signs Agreement with Air Peace Airline, Begins Operation Feb. 22

Ondo State Government, yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding on Air Transportation with AIR PEACE Airline to shuttle Akure – Abuja to and fro. The flight operation will commence tentatively on February 22, 2016 according to the agreement.

Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr Eyitayo Jegede, SAN signed on behalf of Ondo State Government while Mrs Ejiro Eghagha, Director of Finance of the Airline signed on behalf of the Chairman of the Airline, Barr Allen Onyema.

Mr Jegede, SAN said the agreement is to make the Akure Airport fully operational again and encourage the people of Ondo State on the culture of Air Transportation.

The Asset Management Company of Nigeria has taken over the management and operations Aero Contractors airline and has appointed a manager for the carrier.

It also announced that it had hired a reputable firm to undertake a forensic audit of the airline’s accounts for the last five years.

Airline operators appeal to FG on Forex restriction

The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) on Wednesday appealed to the Federal Government to rescind its decision to restrict supply of foreign exchange to only bureaux de change in the country.

The President of AON, Capt. Nogie Meggison, made the appeal while addressing journalists in Lagos.

Meggisson said the decision by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) not to supply bureaux de change foreign exchange had restricted some business concerns from having access to it.

He said that the CBN’s decision had created adverse effects on airline operations in the country.

“The exchange rate in the parallel market is going for as high as N305 per dollar

“As we all know, foreign exchange is very difficult to access now. We met the CBN Governor, Mr Godwin Emefiele, in November 2015 and he promised us that he would look into it.

“About 80 per cent of aviation cost is directly affected by this decision on foreign exchange. It affects the buying of aviation fuel and spare parts, simulator training of pilots and processing of insurance.

One passenger missing: Somalia plane blast: airline

One passenger is missing after a blast on a commercial airliner that ripped a hole in its fuselage shortly after take-off from Somalia’s capital, the airline said Thursday.

“All passengers except one disembarked safely after aircraft landed at the airport,” Daallo Airlines said in a statement. “Investigations are underway to ascertain the cause of one missing passenger.”

Airlines fail due to lack of operating cash – Official

Mr Aaron Munetsi, Regional General Manager, Africa and Middle East, South African Airways (SAA), has attributed the failure of some airlines in Africa to lack of operational cash. Munetsi said this in an interview with reporters on Friday in Abuja.

Mr Aaron Munetsi, Regional General Manager, Africa and Middle East, South African Airways (SAA), says Nigeria has a vibrant aviation industry that can compete with any other country of the world.

Munetsi stated this in an interview with our reporter on Friday in Abuja. He said that the country’s rating in terms of aviation industry in Africa was a success story, adding that he had watched the industry grown in “leaps and bounds” since 1980s.

THE determination of the current dispensation of “change” to revive the aviation sector may hit the rock if government does not consider a downward review of flight charges to help the struggling indigenous airlines to flourish, the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has said. The association also threatened to ground domestic operations if government does not heed to this call.

US implements visa waiver changes

The US has made changes to its Visa Waiver Programme (VWP), restricting its usage to travellers who have dual nationality with, or have recently visited Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria.

The new restrictions – which have been implemented under the Visa Waiver Programme Improvement and Terrorist Travel Prevention Act of 2015 – come into effect today (January 21, 2016).

They mean that nationals of countries participating in the VWP, who have dual nationality with Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria, may no longer use the programme to enter the country.

FAAN targets 30m passengers on completion of Airport terminal

With the completion of the new terminal in Lagos, the terminal will be able to process additional 15 million passengers, which mean we will be able to service about 30 million passengers.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) says it is targeting to handle 30 million passengers traffic after completion of the ongoing terminal at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.

FAAN's General Manager, Corporate Affairs Yakubu Dati made this known when he spoke with aviation correspondents in Lagos on Wednesday. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that FAAN presently handles 15 million passengers, but has projected an additional traffic of 15 million before the end of 2016.

Dati expressed optimism that a more safe and secured airport would be witnessed this year when the new terminals under construction would be completed.

NUATE Gives Airlines 3-Month Ultimatum on Debts Owed Aviation Agencies

He said the unions were prepared to partner with the Minister of Transport, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, the Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika and other stakeholders in the sector. Union gives airlines 3-month ultimatum on debts owed aviation agencies

Union gives airlines 3-month ultimatum on debts owed aviation agencies

The National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE) has given a three-month ultimatum to domestic airlines to liquidate outstanding debts owed aviation agencies in the country.

NUATE's Assistant General Secretary, Mr Olayinka Abioye, gave the ultimatum in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Lagos.

The campaign, designed to endear passengers to the airline will run from November 4, 2015 to January 30, 2016. During a flight, a lucky draw will be done using ticket numbers of passengers onboard. The ticket number to be pulled out goes home with a gift handed out in mid-flight.

Commenting on the initiative, Managing Director of Arik Air, Mr. Chris Ndulue said:

“This year Arik Air turns nine. We have grown to be the largest airline in Nigeria and West Africa on the strength of the trust and loyalty of the millions of travelers who have chosen Arik Air as their preferred carrier. It is only fitting that we recognize such deep loyalty and reward it. That is the whole essence of the #ArikCares Give-Away.”
Jide Alade, Associate Vice President – Marketing & Communications, added further: “Nothing you do for your customers can be too much. So, while giving out an iPhone 6S or a 3D TV mid-flight seems pretty cool, a smile of satisfaction on a passenger’s face is worth much more than a million 3D TVs to us. ”

IATA Licensed FirstNation Airline with IOSA Certificate

Successful companies are included in the IOSA registry for a period of two years following an audit carried out by an organisation accredited by IATA. Firstnation airways has gotten the IOSA certificate

Firstnation airways has gotten the IOSA certificate

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has formally presented FirstNation Airways with the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) Certificate.

The certificate was presented to the airline's Director of Flight Operations, Capt. Chimara Imediegwu on Friday by IATA's Area Manager, South West Africa, Mr Samson Fatokun in Lagos.

Etihad Airways Wins airberlin Codeshare Appeal

Etihad Airways has won an appeal allowing it to continue to offer Air Berlin codeshare services on all but five routes.

At the end of last year a court had revoked approval for a number of its codeshare services with the German carrier, but Etihad appealed against the decision.

Holiday Destinations in West Africa

West Africa is made up of eighteen (18) Countries, the region shares a history of European colonialism from 1490’s. The West African States gained independence in the 1960’s.

However, we can still see the relics of the European cultural influences in many. Nature blessed this region with beaches, Mountains, Valleys, Game Reserve Resorts which will make many marvel..

These sites are maintained as Natural, Cultural, and Historical Religious and Political relics/sites that make for tourist attractions.

KLM offers virtual reality tour of B787-9 Dreamliner

KLM has developed a virtual reality app to enable passengers to explore its new B787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.

The new app allows a tour of both the economy and World Business Class cabins, and is available for both Android and Apple smartphones – for more information click on the links below:

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Emirates will take delivery of a record 37 aircraft in 2016, including over 20 Airbus superjumbos.

A tweet on the Gulf carrier's Twitter page confirms Emirates will welcome 21 A380s and 16 B777-300ERs to its fleet, as it looks to replace older aircraft including selected A330-300, A340-500, B777-200 and B777-300s.

In recent weeks the Gulf carrier has announced plans to bolster its A380 services on routes to Perth, Amsterdam and Los Angeles, as well as introducing the superjumbo on its Washington route for the first time.

To put the figure of 37 new deliveries in some context, it is almost as many as fellow Gulf carrier Oman Air's entire fleet (currently 39 aircraft).

The airline currently operates just over 70 A380 superjumbos, and is by far the biggest customer for the double-decker Airbus aircraft, with a total of 140 firm orders.

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The Senate has mandated its committees on aviation and anti-corruption to commence investigation into alleged disbursement of 40 million dollars ($40m) loan for rehabilitation and development of infrastructure in the aviation industry.

The mandate is part of a 15-point recommendation adopted while considering report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Aviation on the poor state of the aviation industry in Nigeria. The report was presented by the Chairman of the Committee, Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso (APC Kano Central).

Arik Air, says it has chosen to source all onboard wines from the Wildekrans Wine Estate, which sits just an hour away from Cape Town city centre. Each of Arik’s long haul services – New York, London and Johannesburg – will have a ‘From Our Cellar’ wine menu card in Premier Business Class that will be offered with food menu.

The boutique vineyard is located in Cape Town and will supply the airline’s Premier Class and Economy Class wines. The Wildekrans Wine Estate is just an hour away from Cape Town city centre, so Arik Air is pleased to be supporting local wine producers.

The new wine selection will be progressively introduced to all domestic and regional Business Class services (those departing after 10am) during the course of the next few months.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has threatened to sanction any airline operator that arbitrarily increases miscellaneous charges included in airfares without the authority’s approval.

Global Demand For Air Freight May Pick Up, Says IATA

The decline in global demand for air freight may be bottoming out, with increased cargo volumes in November, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said on Monday.

In a statement made available by the Director-General of IATA, Mr Tony Tyler.

According to IATA, air freight volumes were down 1.2 per cent in November compared with a year earlier.

“Total cargo volumes were up when compared with October 2015.

“It appears that parts of Asia-Pacific are growing again and globally, export orders are looking better,’’ IATA said. (Reuters/NAN)

FAAN Furious As Turkish Airlines Arrives Nigeria Without Passengers’ Luggage Again

Turkish Airlines has again arrived Nigeria without passengers’ luggage, two weeks after the same situation caused a roar at the Abuja international airport. Saleh Dunoma, Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), has advised the airline to resolve the recurrent cases of carrying passengers without their luggage or face dire consequences.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has granted a Nigerian based private jet charter company, Izy Air Limited an Air Operator’s certificate (AOC). At a short and colourful ceremony on December 17th, 2015, which was held at the NCAA Office, Ikeja, Lagos where the Certificate was presented to the President of Izy Air Ltd, Alex Izinyon II by the NCAA Director of Operations and Training, Captain Abdullahi Sidi, the organization said it is determined to give their clients the best interms of private jet services.

Etihad New Baggage Allowance as at September 2015

Etihad New Baggage Allowance as at September 2015 and as seen On 14 September 2015, Etihad Airways changed its checked baggage allowances and its excess baggage rates.

If you purchased your ticket prior to 14 September 2015, the pre-14 September checked baggage allowances will apply.

However, 2015 excess baggage rates will apply to all passengers, irrespective of ticket purchase date. The only exceptions to our new excess baggage rates are:

139 Suspect Drug Traffickers Arrested by NDLEA at the MMIA in 2015

NDLEA arrested 139 suspected drug traffickers at the Murtala Muhammad International Airport in year 2015 NDLEA stated.

The Commander Mr. Garba Ahmadu speaks with journalist in his office stated that 119 of the 139 are male while the remaining 20 are female

He said “In 2015, we made 590.9 kilograms of seizure while about 120 cases were before the Federal High Court, with 17 convicted.

“There was a little increase in arrests by the command because we made a seizure of 436,065kg in 2014 while it increased in 2015 to 590.9kg.

NCAA lifts Sanction against Acorn Petroleum on Supply of Aviation Fuel

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has lifted the suspension it recently imposed on Acorn Petroleum Limited from supplying aviation fuel to domestic and foreign airlines at airports in the country.

NCAA had suspended Acorn and four other oil marketing companies from supplying aviation fuel to local and foreign airlines operating in the country.

In a notice to the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON), the NCAA explained that the suspension became necessary due to lack of depot facilities by the oil firms and the inability to verify their integrity and competencies.

But THISDAY gathered that the sanction against Acorn has been lifted via a letter signed on behalf of the Director General of NCAA by the Director of Air-worthiness Standards, Mr. Benedict Adeyileka.

Why Aero, Arik and Dana are the most preferred airlines in Nigeria

A recent survey by a Nigerian business and management consulting company, Phillips Consulting Limited has revealed that out of the 20 domestic airlines operating in Nigeria to major cities such as Lagos, Calabar, Abuja and Enugu- Aero Contractors, Arik Air and Dana Airlines are the most preferred airlines. This survey was done between May and August 2015 in order to determine the perception and expectations of domestic travellers. Despite flight delays and safety concerns of these airlines Aero contractors ranked first with 39 percent, followed by Arik Air with 34 percent and Dana Airlines with 10 percent.

Aero Contractors

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Fares Price Raise by 50%

Airline operators in Nigeria have increased their fares by about 50% from, as travellers begin to return to their bases after the Christmas and New Year holiday.

At the ticketing counter of Aero, a one-way ticket from Enugu to Lagos was sold for N31,600 and at Arik it was sold for 46,400.

While FirstNation sold its ticket to Abuja for 19,000, Arik sold for N25,500, while the same ticket for an hour trip was sold for N28,600 at Aero.

The Consumer Protection Council (CPC) has directed the Turkish Airlines to provide a full situation report of events surrounding the alleged ill-treatment of its passengers arriving into Abuja from December 20, 2015.

Medview has started direct flight service from Lagos to Kano and Kano to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, on direct four (4) hours on board time.

Medview lunched its flight to Saudi Arabia from Murtala Mohammed International airport, Lagos. At the recently lunched service Medview become the first Nigeria airline to start operating from Nigeria to Saudi in which 36 passengers were lifted.

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An Air India plane flying to London was forced to return to Mumbai after passengers spotted a rat on board, the airline said Thursday. Though the rat was not found, the pilot returned to Mumbai on Wednesday keeping passenger safety in mind, Air India said in a statement. Passengers were later flown by a separate aircraft to London. The aircraft would be fumigated and checked before it is returned to service.

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