Tag: FAAN
IATA warns quarantine measures threaten aviation restart in Africa and the...
…139,500 jobs at risk in Nigeria
THUR, JULY 02 2020-theG&BJournal-The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged governments in Africa and the Middle East (AME) to...
COVID-19 Nigeria: Domestic flight resumption date announced on a day confirmed...
By Audrey Lotechukwu
THUR, JULY 02 2020-theG&BJournal- The Minister for Aviation, Hadi Sirika has announced that domestic flights would resume on July 8, 2020.
Sirika said...
FAAN moves corporate Headquarters to Abuja
TUE, JUN 23 2020-theG&BJournal- In compliance with the directive of the Federal Ministry of Aviation that all agencies in the sector relocate their corporate...
Reps uncover N65bn non-remittance in FAAN
The House of Representatives Committee on Finance has uncovered over N65 billion of unpaid revenue remittances from Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).
Chairman of...
Crisis brews as unions, FAAN terminate toll gates’ contract
A fresh crisis is brewing between the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and one of its biggest concessionaires I-cube Nigeria Limited over a...
FAAN to advance data digitalization to promote productivity – MD
Capt. Rabiu Yadudu, Managing Director, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), has said that the authority will advance data digitalization to promote staff productivity.
The...
Enugu Airport crucial to south-east economy – FAAN
WED, JUNE 19 2019-theG&BJournal-Mrs Cecilia Oguama, Airport Manager, Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, on Wednesday said the airport was crucial to the economy of...
US Embassy wants FAAN to provide mobility access in Lagos Airport
The United States Embassy, has urged the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), to link the international and domestic terminals of the Murtala Muhammed...
FAAN closes MMIA apron gate 1 for 6 weeks
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced the closure of Apron Gate 1 and some sections of Taxiway F of Murtala Muhammed...





