All the troubles of Air Nigeria. First they are being sued by the
Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) for tax evasion totaling N5
billion, then the Nigerian Civil Aviation (NCAA) suspended their
license for financial distress, nowthe company, GE Capital Aviation
Services, that leased them four oftheir aircraft want their planes
back because of Air Nigeria's inability to pay the company.
Spokesman to Air Nigeria, SamuelOgbogoro said:
Subsequent to the temporary suspension of Air Nigeria's regional and
domestic flight operations by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority
(NCAA), our lessor has been requesting to repossess some of the
aircraft in our fleet and we are fully cooperating to return them. Air
Nigeria plans to acquire state-of-the-art aircraft to fill the
reduction in capacity. We are currently finalising plans to resume
normal flight operations across the regional and domesticroutes as
soon as possible," he said.
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