Vehicles queuing for petrol during a period of scarcity Petrol usage jumped from 57.44 million litres in November to 72.72m in DecIndependent marketers berate security agencies, say fuel trucks not needle Petrol supply by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation hit a high of 72.72 million litres daily in December amid the smuggling
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France, EU close to a deal on Air France bailout: minister
FILE PHOTO: The first Air France airliner Airbus A350 prepares to take off after a ceremony at the aircraft builder's headquarters in Colomiers near Toulouse, France, September 27, 2019. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau PARIS (Reuters) - France and the European Union are close to a deal on a bailout for Air France, which
Nigerian government announces dates for Kano, Enugu, PH airports reopening
Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, Nigeria The Federal Government of Nigeria has fixed dates for the reopening of the closed Kano, Port Harcourt, and Enugu airports for international flights. The country's Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, announced the dates during the weekly briefing of the Presidential Task Force on Covid-19 on Monday. He
Boeing 737 MAX Gets Nod to Fly Again by European Regulator
A Boeing 737 max aircraft, up in the air soon By M. COREY GOLDMAN Boeing’s grounded 737 MAX aircraft is safe enough to take to European skies again, says the head of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. Boeing’s grounded 737 MAX aircraft has been deemed safe enough to take to the European skies again. Europe’s top
Airline plans for long-term coronavirus travel drought
The airline says it believes it has survived the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. By Alison Cider After raising more than $ 100 billion through government assistance and mortgages on assets such as planes and frequent flyer programs, airlines are likely to have enough cash to withstand a long-term recession. Cowen &
UK’s Gatwick Airport to cut up to 600 jobs amid travel slump
Gatwick airport, London LONDON (Reuters) - Gatwick Airport, Britain’s no.2 airport to the south of London, said it needed to axe up to 600 jobs, nearly a quarter of its workforce, because of the travel slump caused by COVID-19. The travel industry has been hit hard by the pandemic. Lockdowns which prevented
Delta Air to retire all of its 777 jets, in latest blow to Boeing
U.S Postal Service’s Board of Governors Announces New Postmaster General
The U.S. Postal Service's Board of Governors announced it had chosen North Carolina businessman Louis DeJoy to be the U.S. postmaster general, as the agency grapples with severe financial stress due in part to the coronavirus pandemic. "Louis DeJoy understands the critical public service role of the United States Postal Service,
Heathrow Terminal 5 check-in chaos after baggage belt BREAKS
British airports to introduce 3D screening for carry-on bags
Heathrow: check-in queue AP (London) — Putting small containers of liquids in plastic bags could soon be a thing of the past for airline passengers in Britain after the government announced plans Sunday to introduce 3D screening equipment for carry-on luggage at all major airports. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said in a