The 2013 Toyota Corolla is a car that combines compactness, and excellent performance in every word of it.
It offers the ideal blend of comfort, value and safety. In it, you will find a surprising number of high-end features, like an available Display Audio multimedia syst.

The aviation roundtable in a recent assessment of the aviation industry frowned at the actions of the ministry of aviation on the operations of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), while stating that it has eroded the autonomy of the regulatory body. PEARL NGWAMA reports.

The Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCOL) has recently unveiled its newly acquired state-of-the-art equipment suitable in handling wide body aircraft and heavy cargo containers. 

The new SsangYong Actyon Sports Pick-up is a utility truck with a difference. Uniquely designed to outmanoeuvre competitions, Actyon Sports comes equipped with a kerb weight of 1, 944kg which is approximately 400 kilogrammes more than several other contenders in its class.
Described as one of the by-products of acquisition partnership with Daimler-Benz, the Korean automaker, SsangYong had sought to make Actyon one of the world's most outstanding Utes, using Mercedes Benz know-how.
Actyon Sports Pick-up's amazing dynamism is manifest in the structure of the ladder frame chassis, which ensures good-off road ability with sophisticated Part Time drive systems.

Women in aviation have been urged to join hands in the transformation agenda of the federal government and not leave it for the aviation minister alone.
Capt. Chinyere Kalu, the rector of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), made this call recently, while representing Mrs. Stella Oduah, the minister of Aviation, at the 2012 annual conference of the Women in Aviation (WIA), Nigeria Chapter, with the theme, “Woman: A Tool of Change For Aviation Transformation,” in Lagos recently.

The recent visit of the senate committee on the aviation industry saw Arik Air and Aero receiving commendation on their activities and performance in the country, describing the airlines as pacesetter in the industry. PEARL NGWAMA reports.

One of the major factors that grounds Nigerian airlines is the inability to maintain or afford the required minimum of two aircrafts to carry out flight operations at any point in time. What usually obtains in Nigeria is that, the moment an airline starts having financial problems, it becomes extremely difficult to maintain its fleet of aircrafts which must be done at regular intervals; what then follows is a drop in the fleet until it gets to one or even none, resulting in the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to wield in with its stick to ground and halt the airline with the law. Industry experts are of the view that, rather than ground to a halt, aircrafts can be leased for continuous operations. However, caution should be taken on the type of lease to go into, as well as on the contract agreement.    

Princess Stella Oduah, minister of aviation, has assured that some of the remodelled facilities at 11 airports across the country would be commissioned soon.