FAAN urged passengers and stakeholders “to make contingency plans” to avoid missing appointments and said, “any inconvenience experienced is highly regretted.”
The beatings did not stop until Ms Ebun eventually lost consciousness, and her body was dragged out of public view.
Airline operators say that a week after the closure, work had yet to begin on the runway, causing “unsustainable additional operating costs” to airlines.
In 2008, FAAN assured Nigerians that it would fix the runway light, but that did not happen.
FAAN managing director Rabiu Yadudu has inaugurated a taxi app loading booth at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja.
The FAAN spokesperson assured passengers and airport users of absolute safety and security at the nation’s airports during the Sallah celebration.
The hike notwithstanding, FAAN said Nigerians will still fly “because speed and security is a major advantage of air transportation over road.”
The government is also considering a Rapid Response Squad around airports in the country.
The four international airports to be concessioned are that of Kano, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja.
The aeroplane had a tyre burst on landing roll.
