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Turkish Airlines to know fate over suspension of operating licence – NCAA

Admin December 13, 2019
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Turkish Airlines will know fate regarding the suspension of its operating license by the Federal Government.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) had earlier issued the airline a warning over its use of small aircraft, as well as not bringing passengers into Nigeria with their checked-in luggage.

According to a letter by the Acting Director-General, NCAA, Abdullahi Sidi, the incident has been going on for two weeks and become so bad that most recent Turkish Airlines’ flights arrived in Nigeria without more than 85 percent of passengers’ baggage on board.”

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