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What Emirates Airlines says of operations in Nigeria

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The Matters Press by The Matters Press
November 20, 2023
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Nigeria lifts suspension on Emirates Airline, breaks impasse with UAE

Emirates Airlines will soon resume flights and operations in Nigeria, Aviation Minister and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, says.

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Keyamo said in his X account on Sunday that he had met some top officials of the United Arab Emirates flag carrier.

The officials he said, would reveal the exact date to begin operations.

The minister said the meeting he had with the representatives of Emirates Airline regarding their Dubai to Nigeria flights was on the sidelines of the Dubai Airshow last week.

He added that President Bola Tinubu administration was assiduously working on some details concerning the resumption.

“On the sidelines of the Dubai Airshow in Dubai last week, I met with the top echelon of Emirates Airlines and we continued very warm and fruitful discussions towards the resumption of flights from Dubai to Nigeria, an effort which was championed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” Keyamo wrote.

“We are presently working on the small details and the airline will soon announce the exact date of their resumption of the flights.”

Keyamo also disclosed that he visited pavilions of leading aviation and aerospace industries around the world at the biennial airshow event

He added that he learnt from the event to contribute more efforts at “organising Nigeria’s own version of the Air show in 2024 in Lagos, Nigeria in collaboration with the private sector”.

In October 2022, Emirates Airline cancelled flight operations to Nigeria over its inability to repatriate funds trapped in the country.

The airline suspended operations two times last year, with the first in August 2022.

Emirates Airline said the suspension was due to its $85 million revenue trapped in Nigeria. Read More

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