Category : Aviation


Airline Accepts VeryDarkMan, Mr Jollof's Apologies

United Nigeria Airlines accepts apologies from VeryDarkMan and Mr Jollof after their mid-flight altercation. Read how aviation authorities handled the incident and what it means for passenger safety.

NCAA fines Qatar Airways N5m, warns AirMaroc, Saudi Air

Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority imposes N5 million fine on Qatar Airways for consumer protection violations. Airline faces sanctions over passenger mistreatment case. Royal Air Maroc and Saudi Air also warned.

NCAA fines Qatar Airways N5 million for violations

Nigeria's aviation authority imposes N5 million fine on Qatar Airways for repeated consumer protection breaches and failure to respond to investigation letters. Learn more about the regulatory action.

NCAA Probes VDM & Mr Jollof Aircraft Fight

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority launches investigation into viral aircraft fight between celebrities Verydarkman and Mr Jollof. Safety concerns raised as authorities vow to apply full force of the law.

VivaJets CEO Calls for African Aviation Reform

VivaJets CEO Chukwuerika Achum urges African governments to harmonize aviation regulations, tackle visa restrictions, and lower insurance costs to unlock the continent's aviation potential.

US Airspace Recovers After Budget Shutdown Ends

US air travel shows significant recovery after month-long government shutdown. Transportation Secretary confirms improved operations as flight cancellations drop to 2%. Read latest aviation updates.

Boeing Strike Ends: Workers Accept New Contract

Boeing defense workers in the US have ended a three-month strike, securing a major wage increase. Discover the details of the new agreement and what it means for the aviation industry.

Loaded Gun Magazine Discovered on Atlanta Flight

A passenger discovered a loaded gun magazine with mysterious initials aboard a Frontier Airlines plane at Atlanta airport, triggering multi-agency investigation and security sweep.

Private Space Stations Race Heats Up as NASA Retires ISS

With NASA's International Space Station retiring in 2030, companies like Vast and Axiom compete for $1.5 billion funding to build commercial space stations. Discover Nigeria's potential role in this new space economy.

Boeing Defense Workers Vote on Revised Contract Offer

Over 3,000 striking Boeing defense workers will vote Thursday on a new contract with $6,000 bonus. Union leaders recommend acceptance after months of strike action affecting F-15 and F-18 production.

Boeing to Pay $28.45M to Victim's Family in 737 MAX Crash

A US jury has ordered Boeing to pay $28.45 million to the family of an Indian victim of the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. This is the first civil trial verdict over the fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes. Read the full details.

TV Chef Mynie Steffens Killed in Helicopter Crash

South African TV chef Mynie Steffens, 43, tragically died in a helicopter crash while spraying pesticides on a citrus farm. The popular 'Speel met Vuur' co-host was remembered as adventurous.

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