Category : Aviation


United Nigeria Airlines Hit by Fifth Bird Strike in 2026

A United Nigeria Airlines CRJ-900 aircraft was struck by birds during a flight from Kano to Abuja, marking the airline's fifth such incident in 2026. The aircraft has been grounded for mandatory safety inspections, potentially causing flight disruptions.

Enugu Airport Gets First International Certification from NCAA

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has issued an Aerodrome Certification to Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu, marking its first-ever international recognition. This milestone confirms compliance with global safety standards and supports econo

Gateway Airport to Elevate Ogun as Trade Hub

Sifax Group Chairman Dr Taiwo Afolabi praises the new Gateway International Airport in Ogun State, highlighting its potential to boost economic growth, attract investment, and enhance the state's industrial standing.

Woman Dies Mid-Air on Flight from New York to New Zealand

A woman tragically passed away during a 17-hour Qantas flight from New York to New Zealand, with crew and onboard doctors providing urgent assistance. Emergency services met the aircraft upon landing, and a coroner has launched an investigation into the s

Ogun Appoints SAHCO as Gateway Airport Ground Handler

Ogun State Government has appointed Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) Plc. as the sole ground handling service provider at the Gateway International Airport in Iperu, reinforcing its leadership in Nigeria's aviation sector.

European Airports Could Run Out of Jet Fuel in Weeks

ACI Europe warns airports across Europe may exhaust jet fuel reserves in less than three weeks due to Middle East conflict disrupting oil shipments via Strait of Hormuz, threatening widespread flight cancellations.

FG Taps Foreign-Trained Experts for Aviation Growth

The Federal Government urges Nigerian professionals trained in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe to apply their expertise in aviation and technology sectors to drive national development and industrial advancement.

ECOWAS Cheaper Airfares Plan Faces Turbulence

West African governments agreed to cut aviation charges by 25% in 2024, but three months after the 2026 deadline, compliance is lacking. High taxes keep airfares among the world's highest, hindering regional integration and economic growth.

Ugandan Visitor Praises Lagos Airport Staff's Professionalism

A Ugandan lady, Simpo Gladys, has commended the staff at Murtala Mohammed International Airport for their professional conduct during her recent visit, contrasting it with her experience two years ago when officials reportedly begged for dollars.

NCAA Warns of Flight Delays During Rainy Season

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) alerts air travelers to expect possible flight disruptions due to the rainy season. The authority also addresses unresolved issues from the December airfare hike.

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