Airlines news in nigeria

Here are some recent news updates on airlines in Nigeria:

  1. Arik Air resumes operations: After a brief shutdown due to financial difficulties, Arik Air has resumed operations with a reduced fleet size. The airline has been struggling to pay its staff and suppliers, but it has now resumed flights with a smaller fleet of aircraft. (Source: Vanguard News)
  2. Air Peace to launch Abuja-London flights: Air Peace has announced plans to launch direct flights from Abuja to London, making it the first Nigerian airline to operate direct flights to the UK. The airline has already received approval from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and is expected to start operations soon. (Source: This Day Live)
  3. Ethiopian Airlines to increase flights to Nigeria: Ethiopian Airlines has announced plans to increase its flights to Nigeria, with an additional frequency on its Lagos-Addis Ababa route. The airline has been operating flights to Nigeria for over 60 years and has a significant presence in the country. (Source: The Guardian Nigeria)
  4. Emirates to increase flights to Nigeria: Emirates has also announced plans to increase its flights to Nigeria, with an additional frequency on its Lagos-Dubai route. The airline has been operating flights to Nigeria for over 20 years and has a significant presence in the country. (Source: BusinessDay Nigeria)
  5. Nigeria's aviation sector records growth: Nigeria's aviation sector has recorded significant growth in recent years, with passenger traffic increasing by 15% in 2020 compared to the previous year. The growth is attributed to the increasing demand for air travel in the country and the expansion of airline operations. (Source: Punch Newspapers)
  6. FAAN to upgrade airport facilities: The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to upgrade airport facilities across the country, including the installation of new security scanners and the renovation of terminals. The upgrade is expected to improve the overall passenger experience and enhance airport security. (Source: Leadership Newspaper)
  7. Nigeria's airlines face challenges: Despite the growth in the aviation sector, Nigeria's airlines are still facing several challenges, including high operating costs, inadequate infrastructure, and competition from foreign airlines. The airlines are also struggling to comply with international safety standards and regulations. (Source: The Nation Newspaper)

These are just a few of the recent news updates on airlines in Nigeria. If you're looking for more information, I can try to provide you with additional resources or updates.