Nigeria’s Air Peace Accuses SmartLynx of Abrupt Aircraft Withdrawal
The aircraft were removed without notice, the airline says.
The aircraft were removed without notice, the airline says.
Privately-owned United Nigeria Airlines is more than doubling its existing fleet with the purchase of Boeing 737 aircraft from Southwest.
Nigeria’s improved aviation compliance score removes it from the global blacklist, opening doors for greater access to dry leasing.
Despite the legal challenges surrounding its leadership, Air Peace has continued to expand its operations, including plans for additional aircraft acquisitions.
The goal is to eliminate legal challenges and ensure that Nigeria adheres to international standards regarding aircraft leasing and financing.
The Nigerian government has revealed that it plans to purchase a VIP-configured Airbus A330-200 for governmental transport.
Nigeria has emerged as a noteworthy example in the repatriation of revenue from international airlines operating within its borders.
A labor dispute between Turkish Airlines and a Nigerian union grounded flights and left hundreds stranded, prompting authorities to mediate a solution.
The long-awaited U.S.-Nigeria Air Transport Agreement has finally come into force on May 13, 2024, marking a milestone in the bilateral relationship.
Starting October 1, Emirates offers daily flights between Lagos and Dubai, enhancing travel options and trade between Nigeria and the UAE.