The first of its kind to be operated by an African-based operator, the A350-1000 will enable Ethiopian Airlines to enhance its premium service
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The operators said this in a statement signed by its President, Dr. Abdulmunaf Sarina, issued on Tuesday in Lagos
The woman of the family recounted the ordeal in an interview with Larry Madowo, a social media influencer, Larry Madowo.
The Minister said this when he featured on a Channels Television programme: “Politics Today,” on Wednesday.
The then Aviation Correspondent with Daily Independent, published the story on June 12, 2006, exactly 17 years today
The Sun has learnt that the airplane left on Saturday afternoon, contrary to expectations that the aircraft was in the country to carry out test flights in preparation for full launch of Nigeria Air.
The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, announced this in a tweet on his Twitter handle on Friday, accompanied by a video
The Director of Media and Advocacy of the NDLEA, Femi Babafemi, made this known on Sunday in a statement
Wake had requested a resolution of the legal obstacle halting Nigeria Air, in which Ethiopian Airlines has 49 her cent stake.
According to NAHCO, the strike is due to salary increment.
The Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, made this known during a media briefing on Friday in Abuja.
Ethiopian Airlines has already ordered 22 A350-900s, of which 16 aircraft have been delivered.
The airline said in a statement that the flights would operate on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of every week, for now.
This was disclosed in a statement by the Agency’s Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, on Sunday
This followed the recent reopening of the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja and Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on September 5.
The Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, gave the details when he spoke at the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 news briefing at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja on Thursday
An online medium had alleged that Nigerian officials delayed the Ethiopian Airlines flight for eight hours to “scalp” every available ticket to the highest bidders.
They were ferried to the country at their own expense by a chartered flight operated by Ethiopian Airlines
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that 160 Nigerians, including eight infants, made the first batch of evacuees
The Consulate-General of Nigeria in New York announced the changes in a statement issued on behalf of the Nigerian Missions in the US on Tuesday