Nigeria has selected an EgyptAir-led consortium to set up an aircraft leasing company as part of a plan by the African country’s government to develop its neglected aviation sector, reports Reuters. The new company will start with leasing planes from international lessors, and then leasing them on domestic flight operators.
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