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Nigeria: Bad Weather Forces Airlines to cancel flights in Abuja Airport

Hammatan Flight Abuja -passengers were stranded on Wednesday as some domestic and international airlines delayed or canceled their flights at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA) Abuja due to adverse weather conditions.The affected flights involved are Air Peace, Dana Air, Arik Air, Azman and Air France. Imagine your Ad placed here At about 10 a.m., (NAIA) announced

5 People, Including 4 Members Of Same Family, Killed In Christmas Eve Plane Crash In Florida

Investigators survey scene of fatal crash at Central Florida airport Five people, including four members of the same family, were killed on Sunday morning when their twin-engine plane crashed and burst into flames shortly after takeoff at Bartow Municipal Airport in Polk County, Florida. Imagine your Ad placed here The pilot, 70-year-old John Shannon, and his four

The 12 best airlines in Asia

  Airlines for Asia such as Qatar, Emirates, Singapore, and Cathay Pacific took nine of the 10 spots in the latest Skytrax annual rankings. Airlines for Asia such as Qatar, Emirates, Singapore, and Cathay Pacific took nine of the 10 spots in the latest Skytrax annual rankings. Consumer aviation website Skytrax releases

Europe’s cargo gateways

Frankfurt is Europe's busiest cargo airport.   Europe has always been at the forefront of the air cargo industry, setting the standards in terms of airports and their adjoining cargo facilities. The continent has some of the most strategically positioned and technologically advanced hubs. Major air cargo facilities in Europe are now capable

Here’s why most planes are white

  Every airline has branding on its planes, but for the most part, all commercial airplanes are painted white. Why? Why? The light colour reflects sunlight and solar radiation while the plane is in flight and keeps the cabin cool. "It's basically like putting sunblock on," MIT Aeronautics and Astronautics professor R. John

America’s Department of Commerce imposes a tariff of 292% on Bombardier’s C-Series jets

FILE PHOTO: A Bombardier C-Series aircraft is displayed at the Singapore Airshow at Changi Exhibition Center February 18, 2016. REUTERS/Edgar Su/File Photo   But Boeing is the real loser from the decision A year ago Dennis Muilenburg, the chief executive of Boeing, the American aerospace giant, had a problem. Tweets written by Donald

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