Ever since the current administration, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR, assumed office, AMCON has observed from the sidelines the desperate approach of some obligors especially the promoters of Arik Air, led by Sir Johnson Arumemi-Ikide. They have continued to employ and deploy all manners of skewed narratives to malign the management of AMCON, including its past and present management. These narratives have been consistent in trying to portray Sir Johnson Arumemi-Ikide as a saintly businessman. But the harder they try, the more the obligor glows more like a white sepulcher.
Browsing: arik
The unions are National Union of Air Transport Employees and Air Transport Senior Staff Services Association of Nigeria.
NAN reports that Arik Air operations at the General Aviation Terminal were disrupted on April 20 by aviation unions and some FAAN workers over its alleged N12.5 billion indebtedness to the agency
t said the airlines in operation were Aero Contractors, Arik Air, Air Peace, Azman Air, Dana Air, First Nation, Med-View and Overland.
Arik, which operated 4,926 flights, topped the chart of delayed and cancelled flights with 2,801 and 99 respectively.
Oketunbi said: “Immediately the incident occurred, we deployed our investigators to the scene but I don’t have the outcome of their investigation yet
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority said domestic airlines operating in the country between January 2014 and last March recorded 40,574…
Thirty-eight-year-old Darlugar Ufondu Steven, an assistant coach in an amateur football club in South Africa, has been arrested for drug trafficking.
The Airline was reported to have kept the passengers of the flight on board for about one and half hours under suffocating condition due to the breakdown of its air conditioner
Daniel Oikhena, a Junior Secondary School (JSS) II student, attracted attention when he ‘flew’ on Arik aircraft on August 24
Yakubu Dati, General Manager, Corporate Communications, Federal
Airports Authority of Nigeria, confirmed the development to the News
Agency of Nigeria via a text message
“We are still bringing in similar aircraft into our fleet to look at the opportunity to develop new long-haul destinations, such as China, Brazil, United Arab Emirates and Europe
Ola wrote: “The attention of the management of Arik Air has been drawn to the detention in UK of two of its cabin crew members in connection with alleged possession of items suspected to be banned substances