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Decision expected, says aviation stakeholders

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STAKEHOLDERS yesterday described the suspension of the proposed National Carrier by the Federal Government as expected outcome.

They said the suspension confirmed their earlier claim that the government did not get its act right on the project that has elicited much debate because of modalities; equity structure and lack of transparency that characterised the project.

The umbrella body of domestic carriers, Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON), reacted through its Executive Chairman, Captain Nogie Meggison.

The AON had dismissed the concept of national carrier as a “no longer fashionable idea.”

A member of the Aviation Round Table Safety Initiative, Group Captain John Ojikutu said the suspension was evidence that the promoters of the project could not get their acts right.

The Nation, September 20, 2018

 

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