Byline: Sade Williams

By Sade Williams   The Namibian High Commission in Nigeria, looking to attract more Nigerian visitors to Namibia, commissioned a

By Sade Williams     Nigeria’s Air Peace continues to push the boundaries in aviation business in West and Central Africa.

By Sade Williams   Hoteliers face a challenge in 2019: Creating and managing a robust digital presence in an increasingly

By Sade Williams   With more than 26 aircraft in its fleet, Air Peace is miles away, West Africa’s biggest carrier. But its

By Sade Williams/TravelPort   Air Peace has again been chosen as Nigeria’s best airline, garnering a whopping 44.7 percent of the

By Sade Williams/TravelPort   The management of Air Peace Airline, in the wake of the safety concerns surrounding Boeing’s aircraft

By Sade Williams/TravelPort   Dana Air said it has introduced more flights options from Lagos to Abuja and Abuja to Lagos with

By Sade Williams/TravelPort   As part of Delta’s continued investment in the customer experience, the airline has committed to

HADI SIRIKA, minister of state (Aviation), in this interview, takes a look at how the Nigerian aviation industry has fared in almost

By Sade Williams     Landover Aviation Business School (LABS), a leading aviation training school in West Africa, has