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    Air Peace, Arik top chart for most delayed and cancelled flights – NCAA

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorAugust 29, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Consumer Protection Department of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has revealed that Air Peace and Arik Air top the chart for airlines with most delayed and cancelled flights between January and June 2019.

    A document issued by the department on Thursday in Lagos, showed that 30,043 flights were operated by nine airlines during the period under review.

    According to the document, 241 flights were cancelled for various reasons by the airlines.

    It said the airlines in operation were Aero Contractors, Arik Air, Air Peace, Azman Air, Dana Air, Med-View, Overland, Max Air and Ibom Air.

    The document said Air Peace, which operated 11,889 flights, topped the chart of delayed flights with 6,359 and 91 cancelled flights.

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    It added that Arik Air followed with 2,306 delayed flights and 41 cancellations out of its 5,378 flight operations.

    According to the document, Aero operated 3,293 flights with 2,181 delayed and 36 cancelled flights while Azman Air recorded 1,312 delayed and 12 cancellations out of the 2,711 flights operated by the airline.

    Also, Dana Air operated 2,278 flights with 1,477 delayed and 25 cancellations while Overland had 1,248 flights with 894 delayed and eight cancellations.

    Max Air recorded 2,652 flights with 1,538 delayed and 19 cancellations; Medview, 374 flights with 219 delayed and eight cancelled flights and new entrant, Ibom Air had 220 flights with 143 delayed and no cancelled flight.

    However, the delays according to the airlines, were due to operational reasons, scarcity of aviation fuel as well as adverse weather conditions leading to low visibility at most of the airports.

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