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Why Ogunbanjo family sued Charter Company over Helicopter Crash

The family of the late former chairman of the Nigerian Exchange Group, Abimbola Ogunbanjo, who was killed in a Southern California helicopter crash in February, has filed a lawsuit against the US helicopter company for ignoring bad weather to conduct the flight.The former Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings, Dr …

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Foreign airlines dispute CBN’s claim of settled FX backlog

Against claims by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that it has successfully settled all outstanding foreign exchange (FX) obligations, foreign airlines says the status quo remains the same. Kingsley Nwokeoma, President, Association of Foreign Airlines and Representatives in Nigeria, (AFARN) told BusinessDay that as far as he is concerned, …

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FG To Take-Over Five State Airports Across Nigeria

The Inspection Team from the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development has described the Sir Ahmadu Bello International Airport, Birnin Kebbi in Kebbi State, North-West Nigeria as one equiped with modern facilities in the country.Team leader and Ministry’s Director of Finance, Sanusi Gwandu said this while on inspection tour …

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NCAA Sanctions United Nigeria Over Flight Diversion

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has commenced investigation into the circumstances surrounding the diversion of a Lagos-Abuja bound flight to Asaba on Sunday. To this end the authority has suspended the operations of two wet-leased aircraft in the fleet of the airline. It was learnt that the suspension was …

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Saudi Arabia cancels 264 Air Peace passengers visas on arrival

Saudi Arabia authorities have cancelled the visa of all the 264 passengers airlifted by Nigeria’s major carrier, Air Peace on arrival at the country from Kano. They insisted that the airline should return them to Nigeria. Vanguard reports that the flight took off from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, …

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Calabar Airport To Resume International Flight Soon

The Governor of Cross River State, Sen. Bassey Otu, has expressed his administration’s readiness to partner with the management of the Margaret Ekpo International airport, Calabar, to resume international flights. According to a press release by Otu’s Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Emmanuel Ogbeche, the governor disclosed this when he received …

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