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  1. NCAA to Enforce Penalties on Kenya Airways Over Regulatory Violations

    Nigeria NCAA to Enforce Penalties on Kenya Airways Over Regulatory Violations

    The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is set to penalize Kenya Airways for multiple consumer protection violations, including failing to compensate passengers and mishandling flight delays. The airline also failed to meet regulatory deadlines for addressing complaints. The NCAA has...
  2. NCAA Revokes Licenses of Omni-Blu and Eastwind Aviation for Falsifying Documents

    Nigeria NCAA Revokes Licenses of Omni-Blu and Eastwind Aviation for Falsifying Documents

    The NCAA has revoked the Air Operator Certificates (AOCs) of Omni-Blu Aviation and Eastwind Aviation for regulatory violations, including falsifying documents. This action follows a tragic crash in October 2024, highlighting the NCAA's commitment to safety and compliance in Nigeria's aviation...
  3. NCAA Shuts Down MaxAir’s Domestic Flights Over Safety Concerns

    Nigeria NCAA Shuts Down MaxAir’s Domestic Flights Over Safety Concerns

    The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended MaxAir's domestic operations for three months starting January 31, 2025, following a tyre burst incident on one of its planes at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport. The suspension will allow for safety and economic audits before the...
  4. Air Peace and Aero Contractors Compensate Passengers for Flight Disruptions in 2024

    Nigeria Air Peace and Aero Contractors Compensate Passengers for Flight Disruptions in 2024

    The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) reports that Air Peace and Aero Contractors compensated passengers for disruptions in 2024. Air Peace refunded 1,901 passengers for issues like downgrades and maintenance, while Aero Contractors reimbursed 20 passengers. The compensations included...
  5. Senate Summons Aviation Stakeholders Over Rising Flight Delays

    Nigeria Senate Summons Aviation Stakeholders Over Rising Flight Delays

    The Nigerian Senate has summoned the Aviation Minister, NCAA, and airline stakeholders to address rampant flight delays and cancellations. The Senate seeks improved enforcement of aviation regulations, consumer protection, and solutions to enhance operational efficiency, ensuring reliable air...
  6. Nigerian Aviation Workers Halt Protest Amid Discussions on Revenue Deductions

    Nigeria Nigerian Aviation Workers Halt Protest Amid Discussions on Revenue Deductions

    Aviation workers in Nigeria have suspended a planned protest against the Federal Government's 50% revenue deductions from aviation agencies. Unions blamed the policy for hampering the agencies' operations but have paused protests pending ongoing discussions with higher authorities regarding the...
  7. Nigerian Aviation Authority Grounds 10 Private Jet Operators Over Compliance Issues

    Nigeria Nigerian Aviation Authority Grounds 10 Private Jet Operators Over Compliance Issues

    NCAA suspends 10 private jet operators in Nigeria for failing recertification, citing illegal commercial activities. The aviation sector faces a regulatory crackdown amid compliance issues. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the operations of 10 private jet operators for...
  8. UK Slams Air Peace Over Safety Lapses on London Flights

    Nigeria UK Slams Air Peace Over Safety Lapses on London Flights

    UK aviation regulator reports Nigerian airline Air Peace to authorities over alleged safety violations on new Lagos-London route. Complaints cite issues like improper use of electronic flight bags for navigation on Air Peace flights to Gatwick. Regulators in Britain have reported Nigerian...
  9. Joe Abah Recounts Heroic Role of Ground Engineer in Averting Air Disaster

    Nigeria Joe Abah Recounts Heroic Role of Ground Engineer in Averting Air Disaster

    Joe Abah, former director-general of the Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR), recounted a harrowing experience aboard an Ibom Air flight from Lagos to Abuja, underscoring the importance of diligent professionals in ensuring aviation safety. Abah praised a ground engineer who detected a...
  10. Minister of Aviation Takes Action: Dana Air Fleet Grounded Pending Safety Audit

    Nigeria Minister of Aviation Takes Action: Dana Air Fleet Grounded Pending Safety Audit

    Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, has issued a directive to the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to suspend Dana Air following recent incidents that raised concerns about the safety and financial viability of the airline's operations. In a letter from...
  11. Aviation Authority Takes Action: Private Jet Operators Suspended for Commercial Flights

    Nigeria Aviation Authority Takes Action: Private Jet Operators Suspended for Commercial Flights

    The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has taken decisive action against three private jet operators for their involvement in commercial flights. The suspension of their permits comes in response to heightened scrutiny and warnings from the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace, Festus...
  12. Keyamo Unveils New Directors for Aviation Agencies: Complete List Inside

    Nigeria Keyamo Unveils New Directors for Aviation Agencies: Complete List Inside

    In a strategic move one week after the sweeping removal of all directors and CEOs of aviation agencies, Minister Festus Keyamo has appointed a new cadre of directors for key agencies. The appointments align with President Bola Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda and aim to reinvigorate the aviation...
  13. Nigerian Government Takes Steps to Compel Airlines to Compensate Passengers for Flight Delays and Cancellations

    Nigeria Nigerian Government Takes Steps to Compel Airlines to Compensate Passengers for Flight Delays and Cancellations

    The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to compel airline operators to provide compensation to passengers affected by delayed and canceled flights that are not attributed to natural occurrences. Aviation and Aerospace Development Minister Festus Keyamo announced this during a meeting with...
  14. Nigerian Airlines Face Make-or-Break Challenge – Must Add More Planes by 2025 or Risk Shutdown

    Nigeria Nigerian Airlines Face Make-or-Break Challenge – Must Add More Planes by 2025 or Risk Shutdown

    Nigerian domestic airlines are scrambling to meet the January 2025 deadline set by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to increase their minimum number of aircraft to six. This mandate, introduced in the recently amended Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations, is causing controversy in the...
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    Metro NCAA Shuts Down Glo Abuja Base Station Over N4.5bn Debt - Daily Trust

    https://dailytrust.com/breaking-ncaa-shuts-down-glo-abuja-base-station-over-n4-5bn-debt
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    Metro FG Opens All Airports, Imposes 6 Months Travel Ban On Defaulting Passengers – Leadership Newspaper

    https://leadership.ng/2020/09/15/fg-opens-all-airports-imposes-6-months-travel-ban-on-defaulting-passengers/
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    Metro NCAA: Only 200 passengers allowed on incoming int’l flights - The Cable

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    Politics Akpabio can’t hijack APC structure in A-Ibom —Okopido – Vanguard Nigeria Newspaper

    The leadership of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Akwa Ibom State has dispelled fears that former Governor Godswill Akpabio was... Read more via Vanguard Nigeria Newspaper – https://ift.tt/2A4ypsH Get More Nigeria Political News
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    Metro Airlines, police to enhance security at Lagos airport – The Guardian Nigeria Newspaper

    In lieu of the recent threat to aviation security, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) has sought to partner airlines to boost safety of lives and properties around the busy Lagos airport. Assistant Inspector-General of … Read more via The Guardian Nigeria Newspaper - https://ift.tt/2mtO1fR...
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    Business Airlines Sold N505bn Tickets in 2017, Says NCAA – Thisdaylive

    The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Thursday said domestic and international airlines operating in Nigeria sold tickets worth N505.2 billion in 2017. The regulatory body said it arrived at the figures after reconciliation with the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the...
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