Aero contractors nigeria news

Here are some recent news updates about Aero Contractors Nigeria:

Latest News

  1. Aero Contractors to Resume Operations: After a brief suspension, Aero Contractors has announced that it will resume operations from March 2023. The airline had suspended its services due to operational challenges and regulatory issues. (Source: Vanguard News)
  2. Aero Contractors to Introduce New Routes: The airline has announced plans to introduce new routes, including flights to Accra, Ghana, and Dakar, Senegal. The new routes are expected to boost the airline's revenue and increase its market share. (Source: ThisDay Live)
  3. Aero Contractors Partners with Ethiopian Airlines: The airline has partnered with Ethiopian Airlines to enhance its operations and increase its network. The partnership will allow Aero Contractors to access Ethiopian Airlines' extensive network and offer more destinations to its passengers. (Source: BusinessDay Nigeria)
  4. Aero Contractors to Upgrade Fleet: The airline has announced plans to upgrade its fleet with new aircraft. The upgrade is expected to improve the airline's efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance the passenger experience. (Source: The Guardian Nigeria)
  5. Aero Contractors to Increase Frequencies: The airline has announced plans to increase its frequencies on some routes, including Lagos-Abuja and Lagos-Port Harcourt. The increase in frequencies is expected to meet the growing demand for air travel in Nigeria. (Source: Leadership Newspaper)

Recent Developments

  1. Aero Contractors Suspends Operations: In February 2023, Aero Contractors suspended its operations due to operational challenges and regulatory issues. The suspension affected thousands of passengers who were left stranded.
  2. Aero Contractors' License Revoked: In January 2023, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) revoked Aero Contractors' operating license due to non-compliance with regulatory requirements. The airline was given a deadline to rectify the issues, but it failed to do so, leading to the revocation of its license.
  3. Aero Contractors' Staff Protest: In December 2022, staff of Aero Contractors protested against the airline's decision to lay off some employees. The protest was peaceful, but it highlighted the challenges faced by the airline and its employees.

Background

Aero Contractors is a Nigerian airline that was founded in 1959. It is one of the oldest airlines in Nigeria and has a fleet of over 20 aircraft. The airline operates domestic and international flights, including flights to destinations in West Africa and Europe. Aero Contractors has faced several challenges in recent years, including operational issues, regulatory problems, and financial difficulties. Despite these challenges, the airline remains a major player in the Nigerian aviation industry.