N11,000 flight charge no longer feasible, says NAMA DG
The Director General of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, Umar Farouk, has said that the N11,000 charged by airline operators in the country per flight is no longer feasible given the current economic realities.
Farouk stated this in Abuja on Tuesday while addressing stakeholders at a summit organised for the House of Representatives Committee on Aviation.
The summit dwelled on the theme, “Emerging trends in global aviation: sustainability, technology and digital transformation.”
While noting that the charge had been in force since 2008, Farouk said, “In 2008, NAMA was collecting N11,000, and I need to explain this so that the public out there will understand.
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44 days agoN11,000 flight charge no longer feasible, says NAMA DG
The Director General of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, Umar Farouk, has said that the N11,000 charged by airline operators in the country per flight is no longer feasible given the current economic realities.
Farouk stated this in Abuja on Tuesday while addressing stakeholders at a summit organised for the House of Representatives Committee on Aviation.
The summit dwelled on the theme, “Emerging trends in global aviation: sustainability, technology and digital transformation.”
While noting that the charge had been in force since 2008, Farouk said, “In 2008, NAMA was collecting N11,000, and I need to explain this so that the public out there will understand.