The cause of flight delay and cancellations in Nigeria


Airline operators in Nigeria are going through a tough time now as there is scarcity of aviation fuel. It was gathered that various flights experience delays and cancellations.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority through its spokes person Mr Sam Adeogboye advised airline operators to cut down operations on flights to reduce the frustrations passengers are currently experiencing.

www.ncaa.org

Marketers in the petroleum industry are having challenges because of the constraint in the purchase of foreign currency.

Passengers are pleading with the airline operator to update them, when there are changes to enable them plan their journeys.

We hope this issue gets resolved soon.



 

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