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businessday.ng > aviation > article > two-major-domestic-airlines-face-service-shutdown-over-debt-to-ground-handlers

Two major domestic airlines face service shutdown over debt to ground handlers

2+ hour, 42+ min ago   (406+ words) Nigeria’s aviation sector is on the brink of potential flight disruptions as the Association of Ground Handling Companies of Nigeria (AGHAN) moves to enforce commercial discipline against two debtor airlines. Following an executive meeting held on Friday, September 4, 2026, AGHAN issued…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > air-peace-cites-false-alarms-weather-bird-strikes-for-recent-flight-disruptions

Air Peace cites false alarms, weather, bird strikes for recent flight disruptions

1+ day, 8+ hour ago   (369+ words) Nigeria’s largest carrier, Air Peace Limited, has attributed the recent operational disruptions to a convergence of sudden, uncoordinated safety and environmental challenges ranging from false fire alarms and severe weather to bird strikes and fuel logistics bottlenecks. In an official…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > wale-babalakin-basl-chairman-inducted-into-nigerian-aviation-hall-of-fame

Wale Babalakin, BASL Chairman, inducted into Nigerian Aviation Hall of Fame

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (566+ words) Wale Babalakin, SAN, Chairman of Bi-Courtney Limited and the visionary behind Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), has been inducted into the Nigerian Aviation Hall of Fame (NAHOF), in recognition of his pioneering contribution to private-sector participation and infrastructure development in…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > infrastructure-gaps-see-ethiopia-airlines-swallow-nigerias-out-bound-traffic

Infrastructure gaps see Ethiopia airlines swallow Nigeria's out-bound traffic

1+ day, 22+ hour ago   (561+ words) Ethiopian Airlines is capturing Nigeria’s outbound market by flying directly into regional hubs, while local airlines struggle with infrastructure such as capacity, transit hubs and policy issues. However, Ethiopian Airlines has now surged ahead in total operational frequency, establishing itself…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > ethiopian-airlines-increases-weekly-flights-in-nigeria-to-53

Ethiopian Airlines increases weekly flights in Nigeria to 53

4+ day, 12+ hour ago   (240+ words) Ethiopian Airlines Group will resume flights with the Boeing Co. 737 Max jet possibly in January under a deal that could see Ethiopia venture into aerospace manufacturing. Ethiopian Airlines has further strengthened its presence in Nigeria with increased flight frequencies and…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > bird-strike-grounds-united-nigeria-airlines-aircraft-in-lagos-disrupts-flight-schedules

Bird strike grounds United Nigeria Airlines aircraft in Lagos, disrupts flight schedules

1+ week, 8+ hour ago   (220+ words) United Nigeria Airlines has announced disruptions across its flight schedule following a bird strike involving one of its Embraer 190 aircraft at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The incident occurred during the arrival of Flight UN 0523 on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Evidence of…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > ibom-air-rejects-airport-monopoly-claims-at-victor-attah-international-gateway

Ibom Air rejects airport monopoly claims at Victor Attah International Gateway

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (350+ words) In response to growing public commentary suggesting that Ibom Air exercises a monopoly or restricts rival carriers at Victor Attah International Airport in Uyo, the airline has issued a clarification regarding airport access, regulatory oversight, and market competition in Nigeria’s…...

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businessday.ng > aviation > article > beyond-flying-how-aerowest-2026-aims-to-link-caribbean-west-african-tourism-markets

Beyond Flying: How AeroWest 2026 aims to link Caribbean, West African tourism markets

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (602+ words) Inadequate air connectivity, high travel costs, limited access to aircraft financing, infrastructure constraints, foreign exchange challenges and fragmented regional markets continue to limit the growth of aviation and tourism. One of the distinctive features of AeroWest 2026 will be the formal…...

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businessday.ng > opinion > article > how-an-american-aviation-entrepreneur-is-changing-the-narrative-of-rural-healthcare-in-nigeria-one-hospital-at-a-time-part-ii

How an American aviation entrepreneur is changing the narrative of rural healthcare in Nigeria, one hospital at a time??? Part II

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1610+ words) From rural abundance to rural prosperity: The agricultural opportunity in Egbe Egbe, like most rural communities in Nigeria, has not made much progress in improving livelihoods, rural infrastructure or the quality of life of rural dwellers since Nigeria’s independence in…...

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businessday.ng > opinion > article > from-egbe-to-fort-lauderdale-the-nigerian-roots-of-an-american-aviation-success-story

From Egbe to Fort Lauderdale: The Nigerian roots of an American aviation success story

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (299+ words) There are countless stories of Nigerians making their mark around the world. Every now and then, however, you come across one that reminds you how deeply Nigeria can shape a person’s life—even when that person ultimately builds their career…...