Explorers:
Okada Air was established in 1983 and had 18 BAC One-Eleven 300s on its books by 1991.

The following year saw the company launch a range of international services, but by 1997 Okada Air had ceased to exist.

Its abandoned airliners were subsequently parked up and left to languish at Benin City for more than a decade.

Explorers:
Defunct airlines in Nigeria.

ADC Airlines


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Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Explorers:
In 1985 Nigeria Airways had 17 planes.

Emirates had only 3 planes.

In 2017, Emirates has 256 planes, it is now the largest airline in the Middle East, operating over 3,600 flights per week from its hub at Dubai International Airport, to more than 154 cities in 81 countries across six continents.

Nigeria Airways has none.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

madridguy:
THIS IS SERIOUS. FEEL LIKE CRYING.

slurryeye:
We all know things have gone horribly wrong in the last 3 decades, but what's our generation doing with the vast amount of knowledge we have now? Complain, support the same set politicians that put us in this predicament, lament without proffering solution, abuse other tribes, waste valuable time on social media on subject with absolute no national interest, joke about serious issues, get involved in get rich quick scheme, continue suffering and smiling etc.

Everybody is feeling emotional on this thread about how the aviation sector in Nigeria is abysmal. How could a country of almost 200 million people, the most populous black country in the world, the country with one of the most travelled citizens in the world not have a national carrier? If you ask Nigeria youth what they think the solution is, they start flexing muscle on which tribe is better than which, or start singing praises of the same politicians that ruined everything.

Until Nigeria youth start thinking of how to make this country great by their actions, we will continue crying, and things will continue to get worse.

Omoluabi16:
The followers are goners. The followers are the tribalists the namecheckers and those who sell their vote for a cup of rice. Our only power is in our vote..yet our vote is our biggest weakness.

Explorers:
Apart from occupying space, investigations had revealed that there are certain emissions from the abandoned aircraft that affect signals.

seguno2:


What can we do to remedy the situation?
Can we share knowledge and information to reduce the impact of the problems that you have rightly identified above?

emi14:


The only gift you received from God is tribalism. It is innate in you. Shame. If not Igbos is gej. You need total orientation of the damage your parents caused in your coconut head. Empty vessels.

Omoluabi16:
nigerians do not really appreciate knowledge and information. It is the irrelevant things that tickle. What info can you give a man who is ready to go to war if his tribesman does not get a political post? even if such person no good intention towards his people. every single attempt to fix thus country is negated a thousand times by these politicians- with huge backing from us the citizens. So what are we saying

seguno2:


Do you think that Britain was different from this some centuries ago?
How did they change?
We should continue to make our own contribution for progess.

Omoluabi16:
May all our corrupt leaders never find peace. even in death, they will never rest in peace. Every stolen penny they reserved for their children will be frittered away. Where exactly did we get it wrong in this Nigeria tori olorun?

Bobbyjay001:


concor airways nko?

Cyriloha:



thanks for believing my igbo guys we are 3*much give us this planes sit down relax and watch

iluvdonjazzy:
bro u try o, but okada or igbenedion air was launched in 1997 not 1983 at all.

iluvdonjazzy:
bro u try o, but okada or igbenedion air was launched in 1997 not 1983 at all.

oluamid:


Don't make the mistake the people who grounded those planes made. It's not about which tribe they are from, it's about the ingenuity that the boys in Aba are known for.

Explorers:
Apart from occupying space, investigations had revealed that there are certain emissions from the abandoned aircraft that affect signals.

PapaBrowne:
A sad narrative of what Nigeria could have been and what it has eventually become.

And yet some old men who have no future think we shouldn't sit down and plot a new narrative for the future.

Explorers:
Defunct airlines in Nigeria.




ADC Airlines

Afrijet Airlines

Air Atlantic Cargo

Air Nigeria

Albarka Air

AL-AIR Al-Dawood Air

Amako Air

Amed Air

Arax Airlines

Axiom Air

Barnax Air

Bellview Airlines

Capital Airlines

Chrome Air Service

Dasab Airlines

Earth Airlines

EAS Airlines

Easy Link Aviation

Freedom Air Services

Fresh Air

GAS Air Nigeria

Hamsal Air

Harco Air Services

Hold-Trade Air

British Aircraft Corporation

IAT Cargo Airlines

Intercontinental Airlines (Nigeria)

Mangal Airlines

Meridian Airlines

Nicon Airways

Nigeria Airways

Nigeria One

Nigerian Global Aviation

Okada Air

Overnight Cargo Nigeria

Pan African Airlines

Premium Air Shuttle

Sosoliso Airlines

Space World International Airlines

Trans Sahara Air

Triax Airlines

Virgin Nigeria

Wings Aviation.








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Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Explorers:
Nigeria airways 5N-ABK at Manston Airport, England in 1993.

jpphilips:


How s!lly can you be? What did you study?