98% of airlines’ trapped funds in Nigeria cleared — IATA
The IATA says the main driver of the reduction in funds repatriation recorded so far was due to a significant ...
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We inherited $7 billion unpaid FX — Cardoso
Mr Cardoso said the infractions observed included some entities not having valid import documents, and that in some cases, even ...
Ibom Air has grown beyond projections, says airline as it marks 4th anniversary
The airline official explains the reason behind its success and growth.
Coronavirus: African airlines could lose $6 billion – IATA
IATA said it is critical for African governments to provide relief for airlines in the region as they are on ...
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Nigerian passport ranked among world’s weakest
In the last report released in the fourth quarter of 2019, the country’s passport maintained the same position alongside Djibouti ...
African airlines passenger traffic rises by 4.1 per cent – IATA
IATA says the passenger traffic climbed from 3.2 per cent recorded in the previous month.
Airlines flew 4.1bn passengers in 2017 – IATA
Airlines in the Asia-Pacific region once again carried the largest number of passengers with 36.3 per cent market share.
African airlines to make small loses in 2019 – IATA
“While traffic is growing, passengers load factors for African airlines are just over 70 per cent.”
Foreign airlines’ $175 million trapped in Nigeria – IATA
IATA says non-remittance of the funds having negative impact on airline operations.