Category : Aviation


Customs Celebrates First Female Pilot, Nafisat Balogun

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.

High Alert Over Planned Airport, Prison Attacks in Nigeria

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.

Airlines Suspend Shutdown After Keyamo's Intervention

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.

Airlines Shelve Flight Suspension After Government Appeal

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.

300% Fuel Hike Sparks West Africa Road Travel Revival

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

Jet A1 Price Dispute: Marketers Challenge Airlines' Claim

The Major Energies Marketers Association of Nigeria disputes airline claims of N3,300 per liter Jet A1 prices, citing market realities and global supply chain disruptions while Nigeria's crude oil revenue sees significant boost.

ICAN Unveils N500m Endowment Plan for Aviation Sector

The ICAN Aviation Chapter marks its first anniversary by launching a N500 million endowment fund to enhance financial governance and accountability in Nigeria's aviation industry, with over 137 members from key agencies.

Nigeria Airfares Hit N162,000 Amid Fuel Price Surge

Nigerian domestic airlines have raised ticket prices dramatically, with fares reaching up to N162,000 on major routes due to soaring aviation fuel costs linked to US-Iran tensions. Passenger traffic is declining as regulators warn against excessive pricin

Airlines Threaten Shutdown Over Fuel Price Hike

Domestic airlines in Nigeria have issued an ultimatum to suspend all operations from April 20, 2026, due to unsustainable increases in aviation fuel prices, which have risen over 300%.

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