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Emirates Airlines hosted travel agents, showcasing its premium offerings ahead of resuming flights to Nigeria on October 1, 2024.

Joe Ajaero, NLC President, who was arrested early Monday by DSS, has been released late Monday night on bail.

Air Peace has distanced itself from Joe Ajaero’s arrest, clarifying that a 2023 petition has long been resolved.

NDLEA intercepted tramadol pills and bottles of codeine-based syrup worth about N18 billion at both Port Harcourt and Apapa seaports.

Mendiratta says the Nigeria-Boeing MOU is “excellent,” highlighting its crucial role in unlocking Africa’s aviation potential and connectivity.

Typhoon Shanshan has hit Japan with torrential rain, causing flooding, halting travel, and suspending production at major factories.

Nigeria’s aviation sector is set for a major upgrade following a strategic MoU signed with Boeing to modernise its airlines.

Incident involving a crying toddler locked in an aeroplane toilet has sparked a heated debate on managing children in public.

Boeing has announced that it will open its African headquarters in Addis Ababa in October 2024.

Festus Keyamo’s US visit aims to enhance Nigeria’s aviation through strategic agreements with Boeing manufacturers on safety and efficiency.

AMCON has announced plans to engage international asset tracers to recover N5 trillion in hidden offshore assets from recalcitrant debtors.

Akwa Ibom State has received a new aircraft for Ibom Air, announcing plans for an Aviation Village project.

FAAN has announced plans to replace single-view scanners with double-view ones at international airports to enhance passenger screening and security.

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has been trending on social media after he stated during an interview over the weekend, that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company has always known that it

US has deployed a guided missile submarine to the Middle East amid rising tensions following Hamas’ leader assassination.

Flight 2283 from Cascavel, Brazil crashed near São Paulo with 62 passengers aboard, although the cause and status are unclear.

A US judge has ruled that Google illegally maintained its search monopoly, controlling about 90% of the online search market.

Aviation unions have requested President Tinubu’s intervention in Arik Air’s grounding, citing severe economic impact on staff and passengers.

Israel is on high alert for potential attacks from Iran and Hezbollah, with assessments suggesting strikes could occur soon.

NCAA has clarified it only grounded specific Arik Air aircraft per court order, not suspending the airline’s overall operations.