ICAN Director Sakiru Balogun emphasizes that accelerating digital transformation in Nigeria's aviation sector is crucial for improving efficiency, combating corruption, and strengthening financial governance.
Nigeria has achieved a historic 91% score in the ICAO safety audit, a significant improvement from 73% in 2023, as announced by Minister Festus Keyamo in Abuja.
President Bola Tinubu reaffirmed Nigeria's commitment to strengthening economic and diplomatic ties with the United Kingdom as British Airways celebrated 90 years of continuous operations in Nigeria.
An energy advocacy group has commended the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority for actions that stabilized the aviation fuel market, providing clarity on supply and pricing to prevent flight disruptions.
Energy stakeholders commend NMDPRA for enhancing transparency and stability in Nigeria's aviation fuel sector, with CEMIS highlighting the regulator's role in preventing market disruptions through clear communication and data-driven disclosures.
Nigeria's leading carrier, Air Peace, has been named the Best West Africa Sub-Regional Airline of the Year for the second consecutive time at the 2026 Nigerian Aviation Awards, highlighting its growing influence and commitment to regional connectivity.
Nigeria's Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo met with Saudi Arabia's Transport Minister Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser in Riyadh to enhance the Bilateral Air Service Agreement, focusing on 2026 Hajj operations and aviation cooperation.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has apprehended 14 suspected vandals at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, following a coordinated security operation.
Aviation expert Alex Nwuba recommends a regulator-supervised passenger pooling system for Nigerian airlines to address mounting losses from soaring fuel prices and low load factors on domestic routes.
Nigeria's Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo met with Saudi Arabia's Transport Minister Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser to discuss enhancing the Bilateral Air Service Agreement, focusing on 2026 Hajj operations and aviation cooperation.
Nigeria's Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo met with Saudi Arabia's Transport Minister Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser in Riyadh to discuss reviewing the Bilateral Air Service Agreement and ensuring efficient 2026 Hajj operations.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed Air Peace's lawsuit against the FCCPC, affirming the commission's authority to investigate consumer complaints about flight cancellations and refund issues.
)
Chief Owolabi Salis has become the first Nigerian to cross the Kármán line into space aboard Blue Origin's NS-33 mission, marking a significant milestone for African representation in space exploration.
Air Peace and Turkish Airlines have activated a bilateral interline agreement, enhancing connectivity between Nigeria, West Africa, and global markets through seamless travel options.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed Air Peace's suit challenging the FCCPC's authority to investigate consumer complaints in aviation, reinforcing consumer protection laws.
Qatar's Civil Aviation Authority announces gradual resumption of foreign airline operations through Hamad International Airport following a ceasefire in the Middle East conflict.
A United Airlines flight with approximately 200 passengers was evacuated due to a bomb threat at Denver International Airport. The aircraft was screened and cleared, allowing a delayed departure after passengers received assistance.
The Nigeria Customs Service honors Superintendent Nafisat Balogun as she becomes the first female commercial multi-engine pilot in the service, breaking gender barriers in aviation.
Security experts highlight critical gaps in Nigeria's airport security, citing perimeter fencing issues and intelligence failures, as the government works to mitigate risks and boost tourism.
The Nigeria Customs Service celebrates Superintendent Nafisat Balogun as the first female officer to earn a commercial multi-engine pilot license in the U.S., marking a breakthrough for gender inclusion in aviation.
The parking rate at Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal 2 has surged from N6,000 to N50,000 overnight, drawing criticism for its impact on travelers amid Nigeria's economic challenges.
Security forces are on high alert following intelligence of planned terrorist attacks on airports and prisons in Nigeria, with experts warning of vulnerabilities in aviation security and ongoing government efforts to mitigate risks.
Security experts warn of vulnerabilities in Nigeria's aviation infrastructure following intelligence on planned terrorist attacks targeting airports and prisons, with calls for enhanced compliance with international standards.
)
Nigerian domestic airlines have temporarily suspended plans to halt operations following Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo's intervention over soaring Jet A1 fuel costs. An emergency meeting is scheduled for April 22 to find solutions.
The NMDPRA refutes reports of aviation fuel hitting N3,300 per litre, stating prices range from N1,960 to N2,800. It confirms a 74-day national stock, but airlines warn of operational risks amid rising costs, prompting government intervention.
Domestic airlines in Nigeria have temporarily suspended a planned nationwide shutdown over rising Jet A1 fuel costs, following an appeal from the Federal Government. A meeting with the Aviation Minister is set for next week to address the crisis.
Turkish Airlines has implemented significant changes to its executive leadership, appointing Prof. Murat Şeker as Chairman of the Board and Ahmet Olmuştur as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Dr. Bola Mudasiru, Deputy Chairman of NIHTE, receives international acclaim at Russia's inaugural Transport and Logistics Forum for advancing Africa's role in global transport diplomacy.
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau has introduced a new Conditions of Service framework following its redeployment to the Presidency, aiming to enhance independence and staff welfare.
Nigeria's aviation sector faces severe pressure as Jet A1 fuel prices surge 300%, prompting government appeals to airlines. With air travel becoming less affordable, road travel to neighboring West African countries emerges as a viable alternative for Nig