News
NCAA’s harmer falls on 10 private jets operators for failing certification
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on Friday announced the suspension of has suspended 10 private jet operations for failing to begin the recertification process.
Michael Achimugu, its Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, said this in a statement.It said Part 18.3.4 of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations 2023 prohibited holders of a Permit for Non-Commercial Flights from using their aircraft to carry passengers, freight, or mail for hire or reward. “As a result of flagrant disregard for this rule, the NCAA had earlier directed all holders of PNCF to undergo re-evaluation, which should have been concluded by April 19, 2024. To this end, the NCAA has suspended the PNCF of Azikel Dredging Nigeria Ltd., Bli-Aviation Safety Services Ltd., Ferry Aviation Developments Ltd., and Matrix Energy Ltd.
“Also, Marrietta Management Services Ltd., Worldwide Skypaths Services Ltd., Mattini Airline Services Ltd., Aero Lead Ltd., Sky Bird Air Ltd., and Ezuma Jets Ltd. The public is hereby notified that it is illegal to engage PNCF holders for commercial purposes,” the statement said.
-
News18 hours agoCardoso formally receives Central Bank of the Year Award
-
Economy18 hours agoNigeria’s Digital Boom needs nuclear power partnerships for long-term success
-
Oil and Gas19 hours agoNNPC is house of thieves, fraud; Kyari must be arrested dead or alive to account for N210 trillion—Oshiomhole
-
Oil and Gas19 hours agoDangote Refinery seeks $1bn private placement ahead of planned listing
-
Uncategorized18 hours ago
June 12 Democracy Day declaration not enough, as citizens wallow in pain – ActionAid, FG declares Friday public holiday
-
News18 hours agoMiddle East Conflict sends global growth to lowest rate since COVID-19, WBG to Provide up to $100bn for Affected countries over 15 Months—WBG
-
News18 hours agoHigh cost of cooking gas‘ll negatively impact environment, health, CPPE warns