The minister attributed the troubling trend to systemic challenges despite Nigeria’s position as a major hub for domestic air travel across Africa. The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has revealed that over 100 airlines have collapsed in Nigeria over the past 40 years, underlining the high mortality rate in the country’s aviation industry.Keyamo shared these remarks at the 10th anniversary celebration of Air Peace, West Africa’s largest airline, held in Lagos on Saturday, October 26. “More than a hundred airlines have gone in the last 40 years,” Keyamo stated, ci…