How N4billion, approximately $10.3million, could be considered supportive or adequate to ameliorate the devastating impact of COVID-19 pandemic for these airline operators cannot be imagined
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has rejected threat of a warning strike by certain aviation unions over allegations regarding unremitted Ticket Service Charges (TSC) owed to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
In a press statement issued on Monday, August 3, 2026, the association described the union actions as “manufactured crises” and warned that any individual or group disrupting flight operations would be held accountable.
According to the AON, the statement was issued to reassure anxious passengers seeking clarity on their upcoming travel plans. The body clarified that it maintains no transactional relationship with the unions on the matter, emphasizing that the unions do not speak on behalf of the NCAA.
“Those behind these threats have been misinformed, and we urge them to seek
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