Nigerian Carriers to Shut Down Operations Due to Rising Fuel Prices
The association Airline Operators of Nigeria notified the executive directors of nine Nigerian airlines in a letter that it will cease commercial operations due to the high cost of jet A1 fuel.
Highlights
- Nigerian Airline Operators Association has declared that it would cease operations on Monday owing to rising fuel prices.
- Beginning Monday, about 225 flights operated by nine airlines will be cancelled.
- Max Air, Ibom Air, Aero Contractors, Overland Airways, Air Peace, United Nigeria Airlines, Arik Air, Azman Air, and Dana Air all signed the letter.
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