Ghana Tours (Meridian Africa Ltd), air travel organisers in Ghana has announced the resumption of its operations on the Accra-London-Accra route from Friday 11th July, 2008.

Women in the North West have been encouraged to join the provincial branch of the South African Network for Women in Transport (SANWIT) to enable them to access opportunities in the transport sector.

The spiralling oil prices continue to rock the air transport industry with a new analysis by the International Air Transport Association showing that cargo grew by 1.3 per cent while passenger traffic grew by 6 per cent.

Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal -- HANTS COUNTY: Bog Road OverpassHighway 101 at the Bog Road Overpass will have a temporary detour between the Ben Jackson Intersection and Exit 8 at Hantsport for about 150 to 200 metres.Signs and barricades are

In spite of extensive media attention for the restrictions on liquids and gels, the security services at Brussels Airport currently confiscate over 1000 litres of liquids and gels every day. Since Europe adopted these new restrictions in 2006, about 500

The Association of European Airlines has released details of its members' punctuality performance in the first quarter of 2008.On intra-European services, the rate of delay showed a marked deterioration compared with the comparable period in 2007. This year, 22.4% of

UEFA Euro 2008, hosted by Switzerland and Austria, attracted a significant number of visitors flying in by private jet, according to ExecuJet Europe

LOW-COST airline Flybe has announced details of its winter flight programme for the Capital.

The building of a new airport will now go on after Malindi residents who had been opposed to it gave their nod.

A new tax will soon be introduced on some vehicles to ease traffic congestion.

THE numbers presented by Transnet this week certainly tell the story of a company that has turned the corner from the parlous state it was in only a few years ago.

Lagos-bound aircraft were yesterday directed to land in Port Harcourt due to power outage that incapacitated the radar and air traffic control at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos.

THE Government will not hesitate to withdraw subsidised fuel from unscrupulous commuter omnibus operators who continue to increase fares despite getting the commodity at a subsidised price, a senior official warned yesterday.

Danger was averted yesterday evening, when a tanker with full load of fuel tumbled on top of the flyover bridge at Liverpool roundabout in Apapa with fuel gushing out and flowing down from the top of the bridge, thereby causing

Former Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Alhaji Yusufu Mohammed, yesterday alleged that former President Olusegun Obasanjo, and erstwhile Minister of Aviation, Prof. Babalola Borishade approved the disbursement of N2 billion to further the presidential ambition

The FCT Administration has concluded arrangements to re-surface some failing roads in the Federal Capital City, Abuja, before the end of the year.

ACTING President Joice Mujuru yesterday sent a condolence message to the families of 14 farmers from Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe who perished in an accident at Nyaitenga River bridge near Nyadire Mission School in Mutoko on Monday.

Senate Ad-hoc committee probing the transport sector yesterday, queried the presidency over the payment of N1.2 billion counterpart fund to Gitto Nigeria Limited last year for the construction of the second Niger Bridge when the contract was yet to be