In an incident that strongly resembles an Arik Air B737's run-in with the wing tip of a parked Nigerian Air Force C130 Hercules aircraft at Jos Airport in July, an IRS Airlines (LVB) Fokker 100, taxiing for departure as flight LVB3306 from Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos to Kano via Abuja (Nigeria), this morning (07h48L) hit a truck belonging to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).
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Showing posts with label Kano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kano. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
► NIGERIA: Ethiopian to start Enugu; wants Kano, Port Harcourt and added Abuja frequencies too.
Ethiopian Airlines (ET) is looking to start flights to the southern Nigerian city of Enugu, in addition to a planned expansion to Port Harcourt, Kano (northern Nigeria) and an increase in its Abuja flight frequencies, currently flown 5x weekly with the airline's Boeing 777-200LR.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
► NIGERIA: Turkish Airlines applies for Abuja & Kano; considers Enugu.
Turkish Airlines (TK) has reportedly applied for clearance to the Nigerian Government for permission to start flights between Istanbul and Abuja, Kano and possibly Enugu according to news reports out of Nigeria.
Should the routes be granted, they would be Turkish Airlines' second, third and fourth destinations in Nigeria after Lagos, which they have served since 2006.
Chief Executive Officer and President of Turkish Airlines, Dr. Temel Kotil had this to say:
“With its huge resources, Africa is the place to go. We want to expand our business in that continent. With her huge population and resources, we want to increase our flights to Nigeria. We want to fly into Abuja, Kano and Enugu.”
Turkish Airlines Africa Network |
Turkish Airlines has seen its African Market share rise to 3% in the last 10 years with an aggressive push into various markets, the most adventurous of which has been its service to Mogadishu, Somalia which started this year.
Currently, it serves 21 destinations, the latest being Kinshasa whose service will begin in August. Rumours are afoot that Conakry (Guinea), Freetown (Sierra Leone) and Douala (Cameroon) are also inline to be added, however, no official confirmation from Turkish Airlines could be obtained.
Currently, it serves 21 destinations, the latest being Kinshasa whose service will begin in August. Rumours are afoot that Conakry (Guinea), Freetown (Sierra Leone) and Douala (Cameroon) are also inline to be added, however, no official confirmation from Turkish Airlines could be obtained.
Friday, May 4, 2012
► NETHERLANDS: KLM announces changes to Kilimanjaro, Dar es Salaam, Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Cairo, Khartoum, Addis Ababa, Lusaka.
KLM (KL) has announced changes to their summer timetable effective 4th May 2012.
Amsterdam – Kilimanjaro – Dar es Salaam – Amsterdam
Amsterdam – Lagos
- 17MAY12 – 31MAY12 Increase from 6 weekly to Daily, A330-200 operating
- 01JUN12 – 30JUN12 Airbus A330-300 replaces A330-200, Daily
- 01JUL12 – 31JUL12 Boeing 777-200ER operates Daily
- 01AUG12 – 27OCT12 Boeing 777-300ER replaces -200ER on Day x245
- 28MAY12 – 30JUN12 Airbus A330-200 replaces -300, daily operation
Amsterdam – Abuja – Kano – Amsterdam
- 3 weekly service cancelled from 03JUN12
Amsterdam – Cairo
- Service reduced from daily to 3 weekly, 777-200ER operating
Amsterdam – Khartoum – Addis Ababa eff 18MAY12
- Operational Day change from Day 2 4 6 to Day 2 5 7
Amsterdam – Lusaka eff 15MAY12
- Service resumption with A330-200, 3 times a week
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