Long-form analysis, opinion, and expert commentary on the issues shaping Nigerian and African aviation.
An analysis of how chronic naira volatility, combined with the trapped funds crisis, is fundamentally altering the competitive dynamics of Nigerian aviation for years to come.
From accelerating the Cape Town Convention ratification to restructuring FAAN's commercial mandate, our editorial board identifies the five policy shifts with the greatest potential impact.
Fleet financing costs for Nigerian carriers have risen sharply as lenders price in country risk. We examine what options remain available.
Murtala Muhammed International Airport is operating well beyond its design capacity. A detailed examination of why the Lagos gateway problem is the most urgent infrastructure challenge in Nigerian aviation.
Air Peace has emerged as the most internationally ambitious Nigerian carrier in history. But what does the commercial and regulatory environment actually look like for a Nigerian airline with global aspirations?
As African aviation grows faster than almost any other region, Nigeria's airport authority faces a defining moment.