Category : Aviation


Electrical Spark Hits Lagos Airport Again, Disrupts Flights

Operations at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos were temporarily disrupted after an electrical spark caused smoke emission at Terminal Three. This marks the second such incident in five weeks, following a previous fire outbreak.

Nigeria Invests $500M Cash to Modernize Lagos Airport

The Federal Government has committed $500 million in cash to modernize Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, with completion expected in 22 months. The project aims to transform the aging facility into a world-class aviation hub.

Artemis II: NASA's 2026 Crewed Moon Mission Explained

NASA's Artemis II mission, launching in 2026, will send four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the Moon, testing systems for future lunar landings and marking humanity's return to deep space exploration after five decades.

Russian Military Plane Crash in Crimea Kills 29

A Russian Antonov-26 military aircraft crashed in Crimea, killing all 29 people on board. Russia's defense ministry and investigative committee confirmed the incident, with an investigation launched into possible flight safety violations.

Teen Caught Sneaking Under Plane at Lagos Airport

A 14-year-old boy was apprehended at Murtala Muhammed International Airport after attempting to access a restricted tarmac area. Police have placed him in protective custody and are following juvenile justice protocols.

Competition Keeps Airfares Low Amid Fuel Price Surge

Nigerian airfares remain stable despite aviation fuel costs soaring 184% in two months, driven by Middle East tensions. Industry sources credit intense competition among 15+ carriers for preventing price increases.

Air Peace Resumes Lagos-Caribbean Direct Flights for Tourism

Air Peace announces the resumption of monthly direct flights from Lagos to Antigua and Barbados, starting May 24, 2026. This service aims to enhance tourism, business, and diaspora connections by reducing travel time and eliminating stopovers.

Burj Khalifa Hit by Lightning During Dubai Flooding Storms

The Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building in Dubai, was struck by multiple lightning bolts during intense thunderstorms on March 27, 2026, as heavy rains caused flooding across the city. Authorities issued warnings and activated emergency measures to

Expert Rejects Airlines' Fare Hike Excuses as Untenable

Aviation consultant Chris Aligbe criticizes Nigerian airlines for unjustified fare increases, supports FCCPC's anti-competition probe, and calls for sanctions to protect consumers from exploitative pricing practices.

NSIB Condemns Airlines for Altering Black Box Data

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau warns airlines and pilots against overwriting flight data recorders, which undermines accident probes and aviation safety. The bureau also reiterates strict rules on substance use by crew members.

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