Nigeria

A new operator has commenced domestic flights in Nigeria with the launch of NG Eagle.

MD Helicopters has closed a 12-helicopter deal with the Nigerian Army to deliver light attack versions of the company’s MD530 single-engine light rotorcraft.

Several airlines are currently completely or partially grounded and operations of others are strained.

Nigeria’s government has provided further confirmation that it has ordered Leonardo M-346 advanced jet trainers and AH-1Z light attack helicopters.

Nigeria’s capital Abuja will be the focus of the next phase of Green Africa Airways’ expansion.

The Turkish airport operator is expanding in Africa.

The carrier will still serve the Nigerian city from Atlanta.

Routes from Dubai to Abuja and Lagos will be halted from September.

The new services will expand the carrier’s Nigerian network to four airports and its African network to 28 destinations.

The carrier has halted flights to the West African country amid a dispute between the civil aviation authorities of Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates.

Flights to Lagos will operate from late November as the airline continues to expand its African network.

The carrier, which serves three airports in Nigeria, has not flown to Enugu since 2019.

The Nigerian airline’s first route will launch on Aug. 12.

The carrier plans to begin accepting Dubai-bound passengers from three countries, as well as adding double-daily Airbus A380 service to Jordan during July and August.

The agreement covers domestic service in Nigeria and starts in June.

Nigerian startup to begin domestic services with an ATR 72-600.

The startup’s network will initially comprise five routes.

New aircraft will allow the 10-year-old airline to expand its horizons beyond Nigeria.

Abuja in Nigeria is the latest destination being added to Qatar Airways’ route network.

The Lagos-based carrier would be the first mainline airline to operate from a Nigerian base in some years.

We take a look at the West African market which has made aviation a major focus of its strategy.

A start-up carrier backed by a former chairman and chief executive of American Airlines has placed an order for up to 100 Boeing 737 MAX8s, representing the largest aircraft deal ever for the African continent.

ICAO and the President of Nigeria held talks on topics including projected aviation growth and associated human resource capacity and infrastructure challenges,