Nigeria aviation news update

Here are some recent aviation news updates from Nigeria:

  1. Arik Air to resume international flights: Arik Air, Nigeria's largest airline, has announced plans to resume its international flights after a three-year hiatus. The airline will initially operate flights to destinations in West Africa, including Ghana, Senegal, and Côte d'Ivoire. (Source: Vanguard News)
  2. Nigeria Air to take off in 2023: The Nigerian government has announced plans to launch a new national carrier, Nigeria Air, in 2023. The airline is expected to operate domestic and international flights, and will be a major player in the country's aviation industry. (Source: This Day Live)
  3. FAAN to upgrade Lagos airport: The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to upgrade the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria's busiest airport. The upgrade will include the construction of new terminals, runways, and other infrastructure. (Source: The Guardian Nigeria)
  4. 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. The growth is attributed to the expansion of the country's airline industry and increased demand for air travel. (Source: BusinessDay Nigeria)
  5. Ethiopian Airlines to increase flights to Nigeria: Ethiopian Airlines has announced plans to increase its flights to Nigeria, with the airline set to operate daily flights to Lagos and Abuja. The increase in flights is expected to boost trade and tourism between Nigeria and Ethiopia. (Source: The Punch Nigeria)
  6. Nigeria's aviation industry faces challenges: Despite the growth in the sector, Nigeria's aviation industry still faces several challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, corruption, and security concerns. The industry is also struggling to recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Source: Premium Times Nigeria)
  7. FAAN to introduce new security measures: FAAN has announced plans to introduce new security measures at Nigerian airports, including the use of biometric technology and advanced screening equipment. The measures are aimed at improving airport security and preventing terrorist attacks. (Source: Leadership Nigeria)
  8. Nigeria's airlines to benefit from new aviation policy: The Nigerian government has announced a new aviation policy that is expected to benefit the country's airlines. The policy includes measures to reduce taxes and fees, improve airport infrastructure, and increase competition in the industry. (Source: The Nation Nigeria)
  9. Nigeria's aviation sector to create jobs: The Nigerian government has announced plans to create jobs in the aviation sector, with the aim of reducing unemployment in the country. The sector is expected to create thousands of jobs in the next few years. (Source: Daily Trust Nigeria)
  10. Nigeria's airports to be upgraded to international standards: The Nigerian government has announced plans to upgrade the country's airports to international standards, with the aim of improving the country's aviation industry. The upgrade will include the construction of new terminals and the installation of advanced security equipment. (Source: The Cable Nigeria)

These are just a few of the recent aviation news updates from Nigeria. I hope this information is helpful!