Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Michael Achimugu, disclosed this when he addressed newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday.
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The Executive Chairman of NAHCON, Malam Jalal Arabi, presided over the exercise at the Hajj House in Abuja.
Dr. Olowo spoke against the backdrop of the increasing cost of aviation fuel and the attendant rise in air fares.
Nigeria’s fastest growing airline, United Nigeria Airlines Company Limited, has been admitted as a member of the global aviation body, the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
International airlines blocked funds in Nigeria has risen to $783 million as at August 2023.
The two-week ban would come into effect on Saturday and last until April 18, according to a statement from the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh.
This was contained in a warning circular by Dr. Ozoemena Nnaji, CBN’s Director, Trade and Exchange Department, on Wednesday.
NAHCO in a statement on Wednesday, in Lagos by Samuel Akinrinmade. Head, Corporate Communications, said that the disinfection service is a technical process that involves the use of fully kitted Cabin Appearance personnel.
Addressing Bank Chief Executives at the Bi-monthly virtual meeting of the Bankers’ Committee on Tuesday, Emefiele urged the banks to do all within their powers to support airlines in the country, noting that such support was critical to helping the industry recover from the economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Coordinator, Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Dr. Sani Aliyu, said this at the daily briefing of the PTF on Monday in Abuja.
On June 17, 2020, Turkish Airlines had 400 flights in Eurocontrol area for the first time an airline has that number since March 24, 2020.
Germany’s flagship carrier Lufthansa is in negotiations with the government about possible state aid for the aviation giant which has been battered by massive cancellations, due to coronavirus outbreak.
Several major European airlines on Monday said they would reduce their flights by up to 90 per cent amid the sharp fall in demand for air travel over the coronavirus pandemic.
The Management of Turkish Airlines has debunked as fake news the reports that it had suspended flights to Nigeria over the coronavirus outbreak.
The rapid spread of coronavirus has wiped almost a third or $70 billion off the world’s top 20 listed airlines, according to Reuters analysis based on top global carriers.
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency has given a 30-day final demand notice to debtor airlines, both private and state owned, to settle all outstanding debts owed to the agency.
The head of the industry group, Alexandre de Juniac, warned that “we foresee a significant negative impact on the growth and benefits of aviation if tough and restrictive protectionist measures are implemented’’.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has advised airlines to be realistic in their flights planning and schedules to reduce cases of delays and cancellations plaguing their operations.
The Director-General of CPC, Babatunde Irukera, said this in a statement issued on Friday in Abuja.
The International Air Transport Association has announced global passenger traffic results for April 2017 showing that African airlines led all…