Nigerian aviation news update

Here are some recent Nigerian aviation news updates:

  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: The Punch)
  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 owned by the government and private investors. (Source: Vanguard News)
  3. FAAN to upgrade Lagos airport's runway: The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to upgrade the runway at Lagos' Murtala Muhammed International Airport. The upgrade is expected to improve safety and reduce flight delays. (Source: ThisDay Live)
  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 improved infrastructure and increased investment in the sector. (Source: BusinessDay)
  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 increased frequency is expected to improve connectivity between Nigeria and Ethiopia. (Source: The Nation)
  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 challenges are expected to be addressed through government initiatives and private sector investment. (Source: Premium Times)
  7. FAAN to introduce biometric screening at airports: The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to introduce biometric screening at Nigerian airports. The system is expected to improve security and reduce the risk of identity theft. (Source: Leadership News)
  8. Nigeria's airlines to benefit from new aviation policy: Nigeria's new aviation policy is expected to benefit the country's airlines, with the policy aimed at improving the sector's competitiveness and increasing passenger traffic. The policy is expected to be implemented in the coming months. (Source: The Guardian)
  9. Nigeria's airports to get new terminal buildings: The Federal Government has announced plans to build new terminal buildings at several Nigerian airports, including Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. The new terminals are expected to improve passenger capacity and reduce congestion. (Source: Daily Trust)
  10. Nigeria's aviation sector to create jobs: The Nigerian aviation sector is expected to create thousands of jobs in the coming years, with the sector's growth driven by increased investment and infrastructure development. (Source: BusinessDay)

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