Mohammed Shosanya Clean Up Nigeria has announced its rankings for the six cleanest states, with Akwa Ibom topping the list for the sixth consecutive year, followed by
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), has summoned the management of Air Peace Limited over huge consumer complaints from across the country relating to the non-refund of ticket fares. A
A Nigerian business aviation firm, VivaJets, has received its Air Operating Certificate (AOC) from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). Its CEO, Erika Achum, said having an African AOC gives the firm
Asharami Synergy, a Sahara Group Downstream company, has reaffirmed its commitment to innovation, partnership, and service excellence in aviation fuelling to ensure seamless operations, safety, efficiency, and sustainability in the sector. The company said this
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has said that Federal Government is working hard to create enabling environment for Airline Operators in Nigeria to thrive with a view energizing
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority NCAA has sanctioned Kenyan Airways over consumer protection related infractions. Specifically,the agency slammed the sanction on the airline on account of the cases of Gloria Omisore and
Emirates,has signed an interline agreement with West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, enhancing connectivity for passengers travelling to and from Nigeria. The partnership expands Emirates’ footprint to 13 new cities in
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority NCAA has revoked the Air Operator Certificates of two operators of Eastwind Aviation Logistics Services Limited and Omni-Blu Aviation. The action was taken against the two airline
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has expressed satisfaction on the quality of facilities at the Ekiti Agro Allied Cargo International Airport. Keyamo,who stated this during a joint inspection
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA,has clarified that the sanctions initiated against five airlines recently were for consumer protection-related infractions, and not for safety concerns. Penultimate week,the Authority’s Director of Consumer Protection
Mohammed Shosanya The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has initiated enforcement action against five airlines for various violations of Part 19 of the agency’s regulations. The violations,according NCAA,includie nonpayment of refunds within