DANA Air, the operator of plane that crashed on June 3, 2012 in Lagos, has resumed operation on Friday, seven months after the revocation of its licence.
The Station Manager of the airline, Mr Kayode Adeniran, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) at the Nnamidi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. He said, one of the airline’s refurbished planes, MD 83, which made the first flight, departed Abuja for Lagos at about 7.20 am local time with 90 passengers on board.
It will be recalled that the aviation authorities revoked the Dana Air operation licence following the June 3.
Adeniran said that the company had slashed its flight rate to woo customers and had also trained its entire staff to ensure safety. He said that the airline decided to reduce its flight rate to a minimum of N9,000 and maximum of N22,000 to regain customers’ confidence in them. Adeniran said the airline had perfected all necessary standards required by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
Four airplanes had been added to the functional two the company had before the crash.
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The Station Manager of the airline, Mr Kayode Adeniran, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) at the Nnamidi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. He said, one of the airline’s refurbished planes, MD 83, which made the first flight, departed Abuja for Lagos at about 7.20 am local time with 90 passengers on board.
It will be recalled that the aviation authorities revoked the Dana Air operation licence following the June 3.
Adeniran said that the company had slashed its flight rate to woo customers and had also trained its entire staff to ensure safety. He said that the airline decided to reduce its flight rate to a minimum of N9,000 and maximum of N22,000 to regain customers’ confidence in them. Adeniran said the airline had perfected all necessary standards required by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.
Four airplanes had been added to the functional two the company had before the crash.
http://nigeriannews.com/
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