An unauthorized flight departure from Asaba after an emergency landing has raised significant security concerns within Nigeria's aviation sector, prompting an investigation by the NCAA.

Nigeria's NCAA has granted Pioneer Airlines, a Bayelsa-backed carrier, approval to commence charter and other non-scheduled commercial flight services. This marks a gradual rise in state-supported airlines in Nigeria's aviation sector.

Nigeria's aviation sector is facing significant pressure, leading to concerns about the reliability and affordability of air travel. This situation is prompting Nigerians to consider road travel options to neighboring countries.

Twenty aviation firefighters have completed their training at NCAT, sponsored by Ekiti and T.Y. Danjuma Airport, to meet NCAA certification requirements in Nigeria.

Nigeria's aviation sector is in turmoil as operators and regulators are locked in a dispute over billions in unpaid statutory charges.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) has warned that the country's aviation digitalization is only at 40%, urging faster technology adoption to improve efficiency, combat corruption, and prevent significant revenue losses.

Nigeria's aviation sector is facing a significant airspace risk as the national agency warns that its aging radar infrastructure is failing, posing a threat to safety.

Experts explain why financiers are hesitant to invest in Nigeria's aviation sector, highlighting underlying challenges and risks.

Six aviation security institutions have been granted certification by the NCAA, a move expected to enhance regulatory compliance and standards within Nigeria's aviation sector.

Nigeria's aviation sector is facing serious concerns due to frequent bird strikes, which are disrupting flights, increasing operational costs for airlines, and potentially jeopardizing the nation's aviation safety rating.

An expert warns that low investor confidence poses a significant threat to the growth and development of Nigeria's aviation sector.