AMCON had on February 9 taken over Arik Air as a result of its huge debt profile and thereafter appointed Captain Roy Ilegbodu to manage the airline under the receivership of Oluseye Opasanya
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Briefing journalists in Lagos, Ilegbodu commended the measures put in place by AMCON to revive the airline within the last few months.
During the coming five months of August to December 2017, there will be 16 per cent fewer airline seats on domestic routes and 9 per cent fewer and on international routes to and from Lagos
The IGOM certificate was presented to Arik Air on August 2, 2017 by the Regional Vice President, Africa and Middle East, Albakri Mohammad Ali, at Arik Air Aviation Centre, Ikeja, Lagos.
Since that Monday, when I posted the pictures of father and son on Facebook, the thanksgiving on our behalf has been overwhelming. I thank everyone who commented, and prayed for us. May your day of joy not be postponed. Amen
Adesina expressed happiness over the development, saying it was his first time of being flown from Lagos to Abuja by his son
A reliable source told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos on Sunday that the airline shareholders have held series of meetings with other investors before reaching a firm commitment with the Dubai-based conglomerate
The Manager of the airline at the Abuja airport, Abdullahi Saroke, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria
The President of the Airline Operators of Nigeria, Captain Noggie Meggisson, said there was the need to create a more conducive environment for domestic airlines to thrive
Captain Roy Ilegbodu, Arik Air Chief Executive Officer, said this at a news conference in Lagos, while highlighting the company’s operations since its takeover by AMCON
Opasanya made the disclosure in an affidavit filed in support of the airline’s receivership by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria before Justice Muhammed Idris of a Federal High Court in Lagos
The spokesman for the Lagos Airport Police Command, DSP Joseph Alabi, confirmed the death of the German to the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday
AMCON had on February 8 announced that it had taken over Arik Air to save it from collapse and in the best interest of the general public, workers, creditors and others in the aviation sector
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the offices of the troubled airline were on Thursday picketed by the three aviation unions
Olayinka Abioye, the General Secretary, NUATE, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Friday in Lagos
The unions involved in the action are: National Union of Air Transport Employees, Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria and National Association of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers
Olayinka Abioye, the General Secretary, NUATE, who spoke on behalf of the unions on Wednesday in Lagos, accused the new management of intolerance to unionism
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria had on February 9 taken over the airline
Joe Ajaero, the President of the ULC, told journalists after its Central Working Committee meeting in Lagos that AMCON would not lay off workers in Arik Air without settling them
Simon Tumba, the Media Consultant to Arik Air, gave the figure while speaking with newsmen in Lagos