Dana Air ordered to halt operations.
Dana Air spokesman, Tony Usidanem today said the Ministry of Aviation in a letter addressed to the company late Saturday, ordered it to stop operations till further notice.
He said the letter did not give any reason for the immediate suspension.
Usidanem said a meeting with the Ministry on Monday would clarify issues regarding the suspension.
Meanwhile, the ministry is yet to make any official statement on the latest development.
The airline was
involved in a fatal crash last year June. At least 160 persons were
killed. It lost its license at that period but resumed operations two
months ago.
The suspension came days after another major airline halted its operations as a result of industrial action.
You mean to tell me they resumed operation after the crash last year? This country is something else.
ReplyDeleteMy Broda,do u listen 2 news?its dis heartening dat nothing matters in naija,afta takin a lot of valuable lives,d cause is still uncertain yet dey were allowed 2 resume and u need 2 c d queues sef.D suspension comin in @ time aero is on strike,I don't think d air is safe o dis easter period.peeps if u must travel,try d roads pls. Safe journey.meanwhile dis is my fav blog ...Matilda kip it up. Muaah:)!!
ReplyDeleteDana resumedd flights with promo deals to lure ppl to use their airline...was shocked cos I no they are running a tight ship nd yet thgey are slashing prices?how can their planes be airworthy then?
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