NCAA, NAMA Clash Over Aviation Revenue Sharing Formula
Nigeria's National Assembly is reviewing a bill to shift aviation revenue, sparking a funding dispute between the NCAA and NAMA.
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Nigeria's National Assembly is reviewing a bill to shift aviation revenue, sparking a funding dispute between the NCAA and NAMA.
Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema warned that soaring Jet-A1 fuel costs and high interest rates are forcing Nigerian airlines to borrow heavily to survive.
Nigerian state governments have invested over N500 billion in new carriers like Ibom Air and Enugu Air to stimulate regional economic development.
The Aviation Round Table proposes an automated split-payment system to resolve an N20 billion debt impasse involving the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority.
A VMO Aero Bombardier Challenger 601-3A landed on a highway in Ogwashi-Uku after a missed approach at Asaba, prompting an NCAA permit suspension.
United Nigeria Airlines sustained a N10bn loss in three months as fuel prices surged due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has achieved full international certification for all five major airports under MD Olubunmi Kuku.
Aviation experts propose replacing the 5% Ticket Sales Charge with a fixed fee to resolve a N20 billion debt dispute between the NCAA and domestic...
Nigeria is exploring corporate partnerships and concessions to improve the financial viability of its 32 commercial airports.
The NCAA suspended VMO Aero's permit following an unauthorized takeoff by a 75-year-old pilot who landed a Bombardier Challenger CL-601 on a road.
A US-registered Bombardier Challenger 600 landed on a Delta State roadway following a missed approach at Asaba Airport, leading to a major regulatory...
VMO Aero's Bombardier Challenger CL-601 landed on a roadway near Asaba on June 10, 2026, triggering an immediate regulatory grounding.
The NCAA grounded a Challenger 601 and suspended its operator permit after the jet landed on a road near Asaba and departed without ATC clearance.
Osubi Airport denies an Air Peace bird strike occurred within its aerodrome, citing a two-year safety record and conflicting preliminary investigation...
Aircraft safety is determined by rigorous maintenance standards like the CAMP, not by an aircraft's chronological age or cabin appearance.
Heavy Consolidated Revenue Fund deductions are straining Nigerian aviation agencies, threatening critical infrastructure and safety operations.
The Nigerian government is forming an aircraft leasing company to lower airline financing costs and provide sovereign guarantees for repossession.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority has suspended its enforcement action against 11 airlines while maintaining the requirement for statutory remittances.
Ogun Gateway Airport has received full NCAA approval for 2026 Hajj flights, joining four other Nigerian airports for unrestricted 24-hour operations.
Nigeria's aviation authorities impose fines up to N500,000 and jail time to combat rising incidents of unruly airline passengers disrupting airport safety.