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Etihad Airways is rolling out Skypad, an innovative digital tool designed to enhance the inflight experience for passengers. Developed in-house by Etihad’s Digital Transformation and Innovation team, Skypad represents a step forward in personalised air travel service.
Cabin crew serving in premium cabins have begun rec… read more
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has announced enhancements to its European network. The airline will introduce daily flights to Dusseldorf, Germany, and Copenhagen, Denmark, providing passengers with increased flexibility and connectivity between Abu Dhabi and these key European cities.
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The recent spike in flight delays and cancellations on local routes by indigenous airlines has triggered the call on the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to reduce the operating routes of some of the domestic airlines.
Aviation experts said that any airline with just two aircraft in its fleet should be restricted to a maxim… read more
South African domestic and regional carrier CemAir has announced that the suspension of flights to Plettenberg Bay Airport (PBZ) in Plettenberg Bay has been extended to 10 April 2025 due to the continued do… read more
The Federal Government has taken a commendable step to enhance Nigeria’s aviation sector by updating the Irrevocable Deregistration and Export Request Authorization (IDERA) regulations. This move aims to streamline the process of registering or deregistering aircraft within the country and align Nigeria with global standards.
The Mi… read more
Ethiopian Airlines marked its 78th anniversary in grand style at the 20th Akwaaba African Travel Market in Lagos, reinforcing its leadership in African aviation and outlining ambitious plans for the future.
During a presentation titled “Ethiopian Airlines: Past, Present, & Future Innovations for Continued Leadership in Av… read more
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has issued a directive requiring foreign airlines operating out of Nigeria to use local caterers for in-flight meals. The new regulation is set to take effect on January 1, 2025.
The directive was communicated in an official letter addressed to the Nigerian Civil Avi… read more
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has estimated that the country’s air passenger volume would grow to 25.73 million by 2029. The Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) is also expected to be about $100.30, the apex regulatory agency forecasted in its report.
Dr. Emeka Okengwu, Gulf Pole Concerns Limited, stated thes… read more
International aviation is one of the most regulated industries in the world. From safety regulations to security protocols to bilateral agreements about traffic rights, every small detail is usually subject to Government scrutiny and approval. Most notably however, even in the globalised economy of the 21st century, the airline industry’s access… read more
South African flag carrier, South African Airways (SAA), has announced a significant increase in its flight frequencies to key African destinations, starting next month.
Starting in November 2024, SAA will operate 12 weekly flights to both RG Mugabe International Airport (HRE) in … read more
Etihad Airways embraces digital innovation with new Skypad technology
Flight delays, cancellations and fuel call for local route cut
CemAir suspends flights to Plettenberg Bay until April 2025!
ET celebrates 78th anniversary at Akwaaba African Travel Market
2025 new rule: Foreign airlines must use local caterers in Nigeria
From nationalism to globalism: The evolution of African airline ownership
SAA: More flights to key destinations
