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Between January 2018 and October 202, no fewer than 24 emergency air returns occurred in the country. Findings show that the majority of the reasons for the emergency returns were attributed to engine failure, bird strikes, bad weather Read More
According to the International Air Transport Association report, African airlines have recorded an 84 percent increase in traffic in the continent. The report said, “Domestic passenger markets are recovering faster (now at 86.9 percent of July 2019 levels) Read More
According to a new report by the National Bureau of Statistics, air transportation fares rose by 28.26 per cent in one year. In a report titled, ‘Transport fare watch (March 2022),’ the NBS said the average fare Read More
Nigerian Airports witnessed increased patronage between January and December 2021, as the number of air travelers rose to 15.23 million from 10.55 m recorded in 2020. According to the latest Air Transport Report released by the National Bureau of Read More
The International Air Transport Association says air travel in African countries grew by 34.7 percent in February 2022. The Geneva-based trade association representing over 230 international/global airlines said Africa posted a strong rebound in February 2022 compared to Read More
The International Air Transport Association has said that the total foreign airlines’ fund trapped in Nigeria has increased to $283million (about N117.6bn). This is an increase from $147 million (N61 billion) which it recorded in Read More
The International Air Transport Association has said African airlines will see a very slow pace of recovery in financial performance from a $1.9bn loss in 2021 to a $1.5bn loss in 2022. This brings the continent’s Read More
According to the latest data from the International Air Transport Association, the global total industry passenger revenues fell by 69 percent to $189billion in 2020. The revenues fell with accumulated net losses of $126.4billion. The industry statistics Read More
A total of N2.84 billion was given to seven airlines by the Federal Government as a stimulus package during the COVID-19. FG said the target of N2.3tn estimated to be spent under the Economic Read More
