Arik Air Nigeria’s major operator, Arik Air yesterday resumed flight service after several hours on Friday due to strike action embarked by the cabin crew who were agitating for improved welfare and the fulfilment of promises made to them by the airline management. The cabin crew had downed tools on Friday morning without
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Nigerian Customs generates N1 trillion – highest revenue ever
Nigerian Customs The Nigeria Customs Service on Thursday said it has generated N1.012 trillion revenue, the highest collection so far made by the Service. Customs Public Relations Officer, Joseph Attah, in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja said that the revenue collection shows an increase of N241.6billion over the N770.5billion
Petrol pump price hits N250 per litre
Air Mauritius, Kenya Airways extend code share agreement
Air Mauritius Airline Air Mauritius, the flag carrier of Mauritius, has extended their codeshare agreement with Kenya Airways to offer their customers more connections at their hubs in Nairobi and Port Louis. The agreement, which takes effect immediately, will allow connectivity to Kenya Airways customers in accessing Port Louis directly from Nairobi,
Fuel Scarcity Persist in Nigeria as Christmas Draw Near
Long queue as motorist struggles to get fuel The recent fuel scarcity in the country has disrupted activities as both commuters and Motorist are having a tough time. From the South-West to the North-Central, North-East to North-West, even South-South, the effect of the scarcity was felt by commuters and motorists alike, with the
All eyes on Mikosz to rescue Kenya Airways
Sebastian Mikosz- Kenya Airways Chief Executive Kenya - (BD)-Sebastian Mikosz is the man whom the aviation industry will be watching, in his attempt to fly Kenya Airways out of its current financial turbulence. The Polish national, who took over in July, has already had a glimpse of the difficult road ahead. He is
Africa World Airline Propose to be National Flag Carrier
9G-AEU - Embraer ERJ-145LI - Africa World Airline Accra - Co-Chairman of the Africa World Airlines (AWA) and Chief of Asogli State, Togbe Afede XIV, made a statement that AWA has submitted a proposal and held discussions with the Aviation Ministry to be designated as the country’s flag-carrier. Designated as the national flag-carrier,
Passengers stranded as Truck damages Air Peace plane
Air Peace Air Peace aircraft was damaged yesterday at the Murtala Muhammed Airport domestic terminal when it was hit by a ground handling truck being managed by a ground handling company while passengers’ luggage was being loaded into the cargo hold. The flight P4 7140 QUO STD 1100 heading to Uyo, Akwa Ibom
26th Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends: Transportation at Digital Speed
Value-Driven Deployments in Transportation and Logistics While a majority of companies strongly agree that transportation is a strategically important function, a significant percentage of them have not organizationally aligned transportation in a manner that supports their goals. (Logistics Management Magazine) - Today’s marketplace rewards those who dare to challenge convention. Firms like Amazon are departing
Fine print trucking regulations snag NAFTA modernization talks
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strongly lobbying to tweak – not trash – the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA.) And it’s not just transport companies who are leading the charge within the Chamber, U.S. Business Roundtable and other Washington lobbyist heavyweights, reports Logistics Management Magazine After fruitless talks south of