FG Seeks Liberalisation Of Nigerian Airspace Amid Rift With UAE

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Naijanews Dec. 5, 2022 8:14 p.m.

FG Seeks Liberalisation Of Nigerian Airspace Amid Rift With UAE

Wider route networks for airlines, increase air traffic movement and passenger traffic as well as the encouragement of public-private partnerships among many others.” He advocated for the liberalisation of air cargo, adding“COVID-19 has shown us the experience that we need to allow free movement of goods, especially of those of essential nature.” Before President Muhammadu Buhari took over in 2015, Emirates Airlines was operating 14 flight frequencies in Nigeria.

Sirika said, “As a strong supporter of the widely and certain Nigeria sees this ICAN event as an opportunity for African states to further the implementation of Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) which will give more access to African airlines to intra-African and international routes.

“The industry needs to embrace a more libliberalised agreement as liberalisation has been known to bring about improved services, better choices, and competitive fairs for consumers..

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