The Nigeria Minister for Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has declared the temporary cessation of Dana airline’s operations until thorough audits are carried out across its fleet.
This decision follows an incident on the runway involving Dana Air at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, as reported by Allnews.ng.
Keyamo emphasized that the audits must encompass safety protocols, maintenance procedures, and financial stability. The suspension aims to prioritize the safety and welfare of Nigerians.
In a statement, he said: “As the overseer of our nation’s aviation safety and regulatory compliance, recent events involving Dana Airline have raised significant concerns about both safety and financial viability. In light of these incidents and with the utmost priority being the safety and well-being of our citizens and travelers, I have instructed the immediate suspension of Dana Airline’s operations until a comprehensive audit is completed. This audit must cover all facets of safety protocols, maintenance procedures, and financial health to ensure compliance with our aviation standards.”
“The recent incidents highlight the urgency of this matter, and it is crucial to take swift and decisive action to protect the interests of all stakeholders. I have full confidence in your expertise and diligence in conducting this audit thoroughly and promptly. Please keep me updated on the progress and any noteworthy findings throughout this process.”
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