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Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by Ishilove: 6:35pm On Mar 19, 2019
MajorJeffery:
I guess Autojosh can help with that because I really haven't figured.
Details sent as requested.
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by naptu2: 6:34am On Mar 20, 2019
Ishilove:
What is the difference between Toyota and Honda?
Toyota is usually viewed as being more reliable. It doesn't easily develop little faults. However, it is also seen as being a very boring car.


People believe that Hondas are a lot more fun than Toyota. It is also perceived as being a more problematic car than Toyota (front wheel problems, gearbox problems, etc).
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by naptu2: 6:40am On Mar 20, 2019
I think Okada Air was the first private Nigerian airline to operate on an international route (Lagos - London).

They commenced operations on the Lagos - London route in 1993 (they had been operating on domestic routes since 1983).


They bought some Boeing 747s that they used on the Lagos-London route.

President Ibrahim Babangida was at the launching of the planes in 1992 and Vice President Augustus Aikhomu attended an event to mark their first flight in 1993.


Pic 1) Chief Igbinedion welcomes General Babangida to the event.

Pic 2) General Babangida, Chief Tom Ikimi and Chief Gabriel Igbinedion decend from the Okada Air plane.


Pic 3) Admiral Augustus Aikhomu, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion and Engineer Olawale Ige. Engineer Ige was a Nitel executive in the 1980s, then he became CEO of Nitel and then he was made the minister of telecommunications in 1990. He was made the minister of aviation in 1992.

Behind Admiral Aikhomu is one of the 6 door Mercedes W124 limousines that were bought for the 1991 OAU summit in Abuja.


Pic 4) Admiral Aikhomu in the cockpit of an Okada Air plane.

Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by naptu2: 6:49am On Mar 20, 2019
I forgot to mention the Igbinedion Hospital (which was commissioned by Vice President Aikhomu in 1993). I think it's now part of the university.

Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by ferhyntorlah(f): 9:29am On Mar 20, 2019
Nigerian Aviation History Class 101!

A special thank you goes to Mr Konquest and Mr Naptu for the history class. My knowledge base about Nigerian aviation has been increased.

It's a pity Nigeria has no national air carrier at the moment. Mismanagement has always been the problem of Nigeria for a very long time.
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by Konquest: 10:27am On Mar 20, 2019
ferhyntorlah:
Nigerian Aviation History Class 101!

A special thank you goes to Mr Konquest and Mr Naptu for the history class. My knowledge base about Nigerian aviation has been increased.

It's a pity Nigeria has no national air carrier at the moment. Mismanagement has always been the problem of Nigeria for a very long time.
@ferhyntorlah

I'm glad you loved our contributions on the thread.
You're most welcome!
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Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by Ishilove: 11:04am On Mar 20, 2019
naptu2:
I think Okada Air was the first private Nigerian airline to operate on an international route (Lagos - London).

They commenced operations on the Lagos - London route in 1993 (they had been operating on domestic routes since 1983).


They bought some Boeing 747s that they used on the Lagos-London route.

President Ibrahim Babangida was at the launching of the planes in 1992 and Vice President Augustus Aikhomu attended an event to mark their first flight in 1993.


Pic 1) Chief Igbinedion welcomes General Babangida to the event.

Pic 2) General Babangida, Chief Tom Ikimi and Chief Gabriel Igbinedion decend from the Okada Air plane.


Pic 3) Admiral Augustus Aikhomu, Chief Gabriel Igbinedion and Engineer Olawale Ige. Engineer Ige was a Nitel executive in the 1980s, then he became CEO of Nitel and then he was made the minister of telecommunications in 1990. He was made the minister of aviation in 1992.

Behind Admiral Aikhomu is one of the 6 door Mercedes W124 limousines that were bought for the 1991 OAU summit in Abuja.


Pic 4) Admiral Aikhomu in the cockpit of an Okada Air plane.
Where did we get it wrong? cry
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by TourismMan(m): 4:45pm On May 19, 2019
ferhyntorlah:
Nigerian Aviation History Class 101!

A special thank you goes to Mr Konquest and Mr Naptu for the history class. My knowledge base about Nigerian aviation has been increased.

It's a pity Nigeria has no national air carrier at the moment. Mismanagement has always been the problem of Nigeria for a very long time.
Same here. I've learned a lot from the thread. Thanks to you guys for all the wonderful contributions.
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by AllenSpencer: 5:45pm On May 19, 2019
Definitely Airbus


Boeing is just a Airbus wannabe but the two are great Aircraft manufacturers


Boeing is like the China model of Airbus
Re: Airbus Or Boeing Aircrafts, Which Is Better And Safer? by suelamar: 6:32pm On Jun 19, 2019
if it's boeing i'm not going
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