The airline said it was processing refunds for affected flights over the next one month.
The botched case was the last serious attempt by the Nigerian government to impose accountability on organisations and individuals with suspected ties to the 2011 deal.
The airline previously announced the flight to London during its pre-launch forum in February.
Mr ukachukwu underscored the show’s commitment to providing aspiring aviation enthusiasts.
NiMet anticipated that other parts of the country would likely observe normal to above-normal annual rainfall amounts.
Mr Ndume had criticised the move, accusing “Lagos boys” of goading President Bola Tinubu into approving the decision.
“It is the government’s obligation to ensure that engagement with citizens springs with shared agreement on what the truth is, what is real and what is not,” said Mr Tinubu.
“I recognise workers as critical stakeholders in the aviation roadmap project,” he said.
“I did not meet any masterplan on the ground in the entire Nigeria. So I said what have you guys been doing about it?” Mr Keyamo said.
The minister stated that flight tickets for the FAAN employees were over N450 million to and fro Lagos.
