The Chief Executive Officer of Boeing, Dave Calhoun, has predicted that the post-COVID-19 recovery for aviation might take as much as five years.

An airline has pledged to compensate passengers with up to N3.3 million (£7,300) if they test positive for coronavirus after taking a flight regardless of where they think they caught it.

Airlines yesterday, reviewed the cost of airspace shutdown, pushing potential losses from $113 billion to $252 billion, as passenger revenue

Nigeria took sweeping measures yesterday to check the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as the country and the rest of the world continued to face last-minute disruptions

Hard times could hit the local air travel sector following fraud and money-laundering allegations against Air Peace airline’s boss. Although the industry is not new to such allegations

The International Airlines Group (IAG), yesterday, signed an agreement to purchase Spanish carrier, Air Europa, for €1 billion (N401 billion). The deal was announced by the Group, Tuesday, and if the relevant approvals go ahead, this would be the group’s third Spanish airline behind Iberia and Vueling.

Air Peace Airlines, in a manner quite unusual of private indigenous carriers worldwide, is blazing the trail in the much-labeled ‘toxic’ operating environment in Nigeria. The airline, in less than five years of entry, has acquired a fleet of 26 aircraft, among which are three Boeing 777 airplanes for international services, and has a placed firm order for 40 brand new planes that are due for delivery early 2020.

International airlines have urged governments around the world to support aviation growth with requisite infrastructure, especially the provision of airports. The airlines, under the aegis of International Air Transport Association (IATA), said the problem is that more people want to fly than airports have the capacity to accommodate. Speaking at the CAPA Aeropolitical and Regulatory…

United Continental Holdings Inc (UAL.N) will generate billions more dollars per year from programs including no-frills fares and expects a key revenue measure to fall ...

It would be recalled the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), last Wednesday, announced a flexible forex policy where the exchange rate of naira to dollar would now be determined by market forces.