The NCAA’s directorates of Aviation Security; Operations, Licensing, and Training Standards; Legal; and Consumer Protection were collaborating to ensure a proper conclusion of the probe.
The D-G urged stakeholders to reaffirm their commitment to aviation security and the safety of the people.
She advised passengers to familiarise themselves with passengers’ rights and responsibilities.
The NCAA spokesperson said a probe was ongoing to answer other questions surrounding the incident.
“The chairman and managing director of the airline would not have reached out personally to appeal, tender apologies…,” KWAM 1 claimed.
Mr Kana said, “For us in Nigeria and the Ministry of Aviation, our dream is to see that Lagos becomes a hub and, in no distant future.’’
Aviation minister Festus Keyamo says the federal government will launch an e-visa system and digital landing and exit cards to enhance national security.
The NCAA said, “Passengers should not be put in a position where they are denied entry or returned to Nigeria only on arrival at intermediate/transit stops.’’
The suspension is to enable internal appraisal of the airline’s operations.
He emphasised the importance of the FDC in enhancing safety.
