Nigeria:   Bribery Allegation - Minister Withdraws Suit Against Arik

Daily Trust, 25 September 2012

Aviation Minister Stella Oduah has suspended legal action against Arik Air over allegation that she demanded five per cent equity participation in the airline. Read more »

Nigeria:   Group Asks Arik to Apologize, Pay Up Debt

Daily Trust, 23 September 2012

A coalition of civil societies in the country led by the executive director of Conscience Nigeria, Comrade Tosin Adeyanju has called on Arik Air to apologise to the aviation… Read more »

Nigeria:   Arik Air Resumes Flight Operations Today

Vanguard, 23 September 2012

Arik Air Saturday announced resumption of its flight operations today. This is a fall out of the reconciliation meeting held with all the parties involved in the debts crisis that… Read more »

Nigeria:   Relief for Passengers As Arik Resumes Operations Today

This Day, 23 September 2012

Nigeria's biggest airline Arik Air has announced that it would resume flight operations today after suspending services for three days. Read more »

Nigeria:   Arik Resumes Domestic Flight Operation

Leadership, 23 September 2012

After two days of suspending its domestic operation due to aviation union disrupted activities, Arik Air was yesterday given a go-ahead to resume its operation. Read more »

Nigeria:   Arik Flight Disruption - Passengers Groan Over Heavy Losses

Daily Trust, 23 September 2012

With his hands firmly tucked in his side pockets and his faced squeezed in apparent fury, Okon, a young man in his 30s, leaned on the entrance door leading to the ticketing counter… Read more »

Nigeria:   Agencies Ask Arik to Resume Operations

Vanguard, 22 September 2012

Chief executives of the indebted parastatals yesterday accused Arik Air of allegedly being indebted to them even as they said that the action taken by the unions were not… Read more »

Nigeria:   Our Stand - As Stella Oduah Grounds Arik Air

Leadership, 21 September 2012

Richard Branson, the chairman of Virgin Atlantic, reportedly swore never to do business in Nigeria again because Nigerian politicians are "very insane" and "dream killers". The… Read more »