Mr Keyamo, however, directed a hybrid approach for collection of the toll.
Mr Buhari expressed concern that the recent spike in airfares was causing hardship for travellers.
The minister assured that Nigeria was committed to sustainable transformation within the aviation sector.
KWAM 1, an ally of the president, had breached airport security and held a passenger aircraft hostage penultimate Tuesday.
Mr Keyamo described KWAM1’s conduct as “recalcitrant” and “totally unacceptable.”
Mr Aiyedatiwa said that the airport would resume operations on March 9, based on assurances from aviation authorities.
Mr Okonkwo said the one trillion dollars target economy for Nigeria’s aviation sector was realistic given the enabling environment.
The Ebonyi government is liaising with the Minister of Aviation for the partnership to run the Chuba Okadigbo International Airport.
He also alleged that “unseen hands” are currently playing a complex chess game of power in the country.
The airline said it was processing refunds for affected flights over the next one month.
