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New Directors Assume Duty At NCAA 

January 21, (THEWILL) - The Newly appointed Directors for the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority NCAA, has assumed duty as they have been formally handed over to by their predecessors. Last week, the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika appointed and...

NCAA Warns Airline Operators On Passengers’ Access To Aircraft Cockpit

October 25, (THEWILL) - The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has warned airline operators who allow unauthorised personnel into their aircraft cockpit during operations to desist from doing so. The aviation regulatory agency gave the warning in a letter sent...

NCAA’s 60-Day Suspension For Illegal Charter Operations Condemned As Too Lenient

BEVERLY HILLS, May 23, (THEWILL) – Capt. Ibrahim Mshelia, Chairman West Link Airlines, has kicked against  the 60 days suspension of a private jet operator who allegedly converted its aircraft into charter services, thereby denying the government and the...

24 NAMA ATCs Get NCAA License, 30 Others Re-certified 

BEVERLY HILLS, May 02, (THEWILL) – As part of efforts geared towards efficient of air traffic management in the country, the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA)  has obtained licenses for 24 newly recruited Air Traffic Control officers from the Nigerian...

NCAA Grounds Azman Air’s Boeing 737s

BEVERLY HILLS, March 16, (THEWILL) – The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended with immediate effect privately-owned Azman Air from flying all Boeing 737s in the fleet. According to the apex aviation regulatory agency, the suspension has become necessary...

AIB-N Cedes Air Peace Aircraft Probe To NCAA

BEVERLY HILLS, March 11, (THEWILL) - The Accident Investigation Bureau, Nigeria (AIB-N) has ceded the investigation of Air Peace incident involving a Boeing 737-300 aircraft that had a burst tyre on Monday. The bureau in an official statement issued Thursday, signed...
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