Nigerian airlines may go extinct within 30 days – Onyema
According to him, rising operating costs, government charges and other pressures are threatening the survival of domestic carriers.
According to him, rising operating costs, government charges and other pressures are threatening the survival of domestic carriers.
The call comes as Nigerian airlines grapple with rising operating costs and industry-wide concerns over sustainability, while renewed xenophobic attacks ...
Onyema’s comments come barely five days after the Dangote Petroleum Refinery announced a reduction in the gantry price of aviation ...
The suspension came after government intervention, offering a temporary pause in a deepening aviation fuel crisis.
Official says persistent price spikes are pushing the industry beyond sustainable limits.
“If nothing changes, some operators will not make it past the weekend,” says AON spokesperson, Obiora, Okonkwo
The AON said its members now pay about N3,300 for each litre of aviation fuel, up from about N900 paid ...
“The levy, if implemented, would have had severe consequences for airlines in Nigeria, leading to higher operating costs, further straining ...
“We have always asked them to list the debts. It is easy to call numbers."
The airlines made the request at a meeting with the FIRS.
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