Nigeria Considers Foreign Carrier Curbs to Boost Local Airlines
Nigeria is reportedly considering restricting foreign airline access to its primary hubs to foster growth for domestic carriers in international markets.
15 aviation articles tagged “Nigeria Aviation”
Nigeria is reportedly considering restricting foreign airline access to its primary hubs to foster growth for domestic carriers in international markets.
Nigeria's government rerouted airlines and deployed mobile ATC towers after a fire damaged Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport on Monday.
Edo State's airline project faces legal threats from the CRPP; Senator Monday Okpebholo must resolve these disputes to ensure a successful 2026 launch.
United Nigeria Airlines grounded two Airbus aircraft within 24 hours after separate bird strikes; the move causes significant operational disruptions.
Enugu Air added a new Embraer 195 to its fleet; the XEJET-operated jet aims to boost regional travel and economic growth across Nigeria's eastern hubs.
The Nigerian aviation sector is shifting toward a proactive safety culture; Captain Evarest Nnaji emphasizes leadership and reporting for growth.
The Abia State Government denied claims of suing the Federal Government at the World Court regarding the approval of the new Aba cargo airport project.
Ghana Civil Aviation Authority's DG Rev. Stephen Wilfred Arthur endorsed Aero Contractors' Lagos MRO, calling it critical to reducing West Africa's high aircraft maintenance costs.
Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo promised talks with unions after a worker strike shut down Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, over the Aero Alliance concession deal.
Nigerian aviation unions rejected the Enugu airport concession, citing opaque processes and exclusion, and warned of a nationwide strike if the decision is not reversed.
The Nigerian government allocated N580m for chillers and software upgrades at Lagos and other airports, forming a key part of the N87.3bn 2026 aviation budget.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) launched an investigation into a viral video showing a heated passenger-staff clash on an Air France flight over alleged poor service.
Nigerian aviation experts predict a 2026 domestic traffic shift; high fares may limit major airport growth, but political travel will boost feeder airports.
Nigeria's Federal Government allocates N87.31bn for the 2026 aviation budget; N70.19bn targets critical infrastructure renewal and improved safety.
A reporter's diary details nightly chaos, missed flights, and alleged extortion at Lagos's Murtala Muhammed International Airport Terminal 2, highlighting significant passenger experience and security challenges.