By Editor
If you are planning air travels in Nigeria or your job depends on it, then this news might interest you. The Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON have announced plans to disrupt scheduled flight operations over the scarcity of aviation fuel, InfantNG learnt.
The announcement was contained in a statement titled, ‘Public notice: Disruptions in flight operations’, on Monday.
In the statement signed by AON’s spokesperson, Prof. Obiora Spokesman, the operators lamented that aviation fuel scarcity would lead to flight rescheduling and cancellations.
The notice read: “The Airline Operators of Nigeria wish to alert the public of impending disruptions to scheduled flight operations of members of the association. This development is being forced on members by the growing scarcity of aviation fuel popular as Jet-Al.
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“The scarcity is impacting negatively on the seamless conduct of air transport operations and would lead to flight rescheduling, and, or, cancellations.
“However, the association and its members are working very hard, and in alliance with product marketers, government and relevant stakeholders, to ensure availability and proper pricing of aviation fuel in the country.
“While pleading the understanding of the flying public in the face of this reality, we also promise to do all that is necessary, and within our powers, to restore normal flight schedules as soon as possible.”
The House of Representatives last week worked to avert a strike operation by the operators following acute scarcity of Jet-Al fuel while promising six million litres immediately.
