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Delta Cargo launches self-service e-AWB kiosks

Today Delta Cargo debuted its new self-service kiosks, operational in Atlanta and Boston, for use of electronic air waybills (e-AWBs) for its domestic network. This marks another step in the carrier’s path toward digitalization, following the company’s launch earlier this month to allow access to its full suite of services online, which include

Nigeria Now Offers Air Accident Investigation Services to African Countries – Minister

SAA taxiway accident The Accident Investigations Bureau (AIB) is now offering air accident services to some African countries, the Minister of State, Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika, has said. Sen. Sirika disclosed this yesterday in Abuja at the opening of the Four-Day Workshop organized by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), African and

Road Crashes Killed 12,797 Nigerians in 30 Months

An average of 427 Nigerians die monthly in road traffic accidents. This brings to a total of 12,797 Nigerians killed in road traffic crashes in 30 months. According to the latest report released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in 2016, a total of 5,053 Nigerians died in road accidents while

Toyota will invest $500 million in Uber

  Their combined self-driving effort will debut in 2021. Toyota plans to invest around $500 million in Uber, the Wall Street Journal reports, as the two enter an agreement to work together on driverless technologies. The publication cites sources familiar with the matter and the investment would value Uber at $72 billion. Reports surfaced

Uber ‘to focus on bikes over cars’

Uber has partnered with Lime, whose scooters are available in a number of cities including Paris   Uber says it plans to focus more on its electric scooter and bike business, and less on cars, despite the fact it could hurt profits. Boss Dara Khosrowshahi said that individual modes of transport were better

How Ethiopian Airlines Rose to the Top in Africa

  The airline is fully owned by the government of Ethiopia. State backing is a prerequisite for a major national enterprise with long-term goals, such as an airline. Note, however, that we do not get any funding or subsidies from the government. Ethiopian is managed with its own corporate finance. The government,

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