FIFA's refereeing officials at the on going Under-17-World Cup tournament were on Thursday in Abuja stuck for two hours at a bad spot on the road leading to their training venue.

The Murtala Mohammed Airport Terminal 2, operated by Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Ltd (BASL), was yesterday saved from being razed down by fire.

ROAD safety is becoming a major cause of concern with the festive season approaching.

CRIMINALS have started producing fake taxi registration numbers as the deadline for the registration of taxis expires today.

THE dispute between Transnet and suspended top executive Siyabonga Gama deepened yesterday when they could not agree when his disciplinary hearing would take place.

THE Government has secured funds to refurbish its grounded ships, MV Pamba and MV Kawa, John Nasasira, the transport minister, has said.

After their maiden flight to the Gambia on Sunday 25th October,the home Manager of Royal Air Maroc Aisa Alberough held a press briefing at the Coco Ocean Resort and spa on Monday 26th October 2009 at 19:00hours.

The director of the fisheries department, Nfamara Dampha, and the Armed Forces spokesperson, Lt. Omar Bojang, have both reacted to claims made by some fishermen who were recently arrested by the Navy.

Tension gripped Hoima Town yesterday following a disagreement between two rival taxi drivers associations. The Oil Region Drivers Association (ORDA) are contesting a decision by the district contracts committee to award a tender to manage the Hoima Bus and Taxi

Mbale Municipal Council has resolved to terminate the contract of Omega Construction Company over shoddy work on Naboa Road. The company is also accused of abandoning the work for over a year before completion.

British Airways has announced that it will offer an alternative for Bellview passengers left without flights the opportunity to travel back on the Lagos to London or London to Lagos route for $199* only, one-way in World Traveller (Economy class)

Arik Air, has announced the plans to introduce into service of a new Bombardier Q400 aircraft, the first of four to join the airline's fleet.

One thing that has become clear in the Nigerian Civil Aviation Act 2006 is the vagueness of some aspects especially those that have to do with handling unruly passengers and maybe even unruly crew in an aircraft, grounded or airborne.

If there was one more needed proof that government is a bad business manager, it is shown in the poor state of the nation's airports, which from inception, have been under the management of the Federal Government.

Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation, Dr. Harold Demuren has been awarded the Business Travel Weekly Aviation Professional (BTWAP) Award for 2009.

EgyptAir Tourism, otherwise known as "Karnak," recently bagged the prestigious Africa Travel Award as the Best Tour Operator in Africa. The Award was presented to the airline during the 5th Akwaaba African Travel Market Exhibition organised by Africa Travel Quarterly

Jigawa State Government, has said that dedication, selfless services, and endurance was the basic reason behind the re-engagement of the services of Meridian Airline to airlift its 3600 intending pilgrims for the 2009/2010 Hajj exercise operation year.

This is not the first time, Baba Suwe, the popular television and movie comedian was in a similar situation three year earlier in 2006. "I was on my way to Lagos from my Ikorodu residence to receive medical attention for

In a bid to extend its unique brand to many prospective users, especially as the Yuletide period is fast approaching, ABC Transport, Nigeria's leading road transport service provider, has procured eight (8) new Coaches to service its expanding customers.

MURTALA Muhammed International Airport command of Nigeria customs said it made 13 seizures with Paid Duty Value (PDV) of over twenty nine billion naira (29m).