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Emirates airline unveils environment-friendly aircraft cleaning technique

            At the recent World Environmental Day Event 2017 Emirate Airlines uncovers an environment friendly aircraft cleaning technique. The technique known as ‘aircraft dry is enabled to save millions of water every year. In their statement, little or no water is involved in cleaning the aircraft, which is in contrast to conventional

AALC to invest $20billion in Nigerian Aviation Industry

              A Nigerian aviation consolidated firm, African Aircraft Leasing Company (AALC), plans to invest over $ 20 billion in the country to facilitate the lease of aircraft for Nigerian operators, setting up of aircraft maintenance repair and overhaul centre, spares logistics and supply as well as aggregated services solutions The agreement was

Global Implications of the Qatari Rift

  Any kind of instability in the Middle East tends to send up oil prices, and the longer prices stay high, the more likely it is that it will cost more to fill up your tank. So far, oil and gas markets have been taking the crisis in their stride. Qatar is

Etihad, Emirates,stop flights to Qatar over terror concerns

              Qatari nationals are now officially on notice to leave neighboring countries within two weeks after an unprecedented diplomatic freeze of the nation by key allies and neighbors. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen and the Maldives announced that from Tuesday 6th June, 2017all ties with Qatar --- a

Kenya set to issue four-day transit visa

            Kenya will from January start issuing four-day transit visas allowing foreign passengers on Kenya Airways awaiting connection flights at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to exit for shopping and sightseeing. According to Jacinta Nzika Marketing Director, Magical Kenya- Passengers on layovers — a break between two flights taking passengers to their final destination

US Embassy Bans Citizens, Staff From Flying Air Zimbabwe

            Two weeks after the European Commission banned Air Zimbabwe from its skies, the United States embassy in Zimbabwe has ordered its citizens and staff to stop flying Air Zimbabwe aircraft due to safety concerns after the airline failed to meet critical European Union and international aviation safety standards. The ban which

FG Agrees to establish inland container ports

            The Federal Government has set in motion machinery for the establishment of inland container ports, at various state locations, to help prolong lifespan of highways over pressed by frequent haulage activities orchestrated by trailers, Lorries and heavy-duty trucks. This was disclosed in Abuja by the president of National Freight Haulers Association

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