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Arik Air donates food to Old People’s Homes, Orphanages, IDPs camps

Arik Air Donates Food to Old People’s Homes, Orphanages, IDPs Camps

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Arik Air said on Sunday it had donated sundry items to Old People’s Homes, Orphanages and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps across the country.
NCAA renews Azman Air’s licence, airline resumes operations

NCAA renews Azman Air’s licence, airline resumes operations

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The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has renewed the Air Transport Licence (ATL) of Azman Air, upon fulfilment of all outstanding requirements.
Emirates to Resume Lagos

Emirates to Resume Lagos Flights in September

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Emirates will resume some flights to Nigeria in September after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) released part of the FX backlog to the airline. Last month, Dubai Emirates announced a decision to stop flights to Lagos due to its inability to repatriate $85million earned in Nigeria.
Nigeria Air: FG selects Ethiopian Airlines as preferred bidder

Nigeria Air: FG selects Ethiopian Airlines as preferred bidder

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The Federal Government has selected Ethiopian Airlines (ET) Consortium as preferred bidder for Nigeria Air.
Abuja airport to start automated pay car park

Abuja airport to start automated pay car park on Sept. 29

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Abuja airport to start automated pay car park on Sept. 29
Air Peace deploys 2 new aircraft on Anambra route

Air Peace deploys 2 new aircraft on Anambra route

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Air Peace, Nigeria’s leading airline, has announced the deployment of its brand new Embraer 195-E2 and Boeing 737 aircraft on the Anambra route.
Air Peace resumes Lagos-Johannesburg flights Oct. 17

Air Peace resumes Lagos-Johannesburg flights Oct. 17

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Nigeria’s premier airline, Air Peace, has announced the resumption of flights to Johannesburg from Oct. 17.
Emirates Reduces Lagos Flight over Inability to Repatriate $85m

Emirates Reduces Lagos Flight over Inability to Repatriate $85m

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Amidst capital control measures implemented to safeguard the naira, the United Arab Emirates national carrier, Emirates Airline, has notified the Aviation Ministry of its plan to slash daily frequencies to Lagos over accumulated stuck funds, now over $85m.