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Six in 10 Nigerian domestic flights delayed in August, Report

The NCAA’s latest figures reveal the scale of flight disruptions faced by domestic air travellers in August, with delays ranging from less than an hour to three hours or more. The post Six in 10 Nigerian domestic flights delayed in August

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Six in 10 Nigerian domestic flights delayed in August, Report
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Nigeria's domestic aviation sector recorded delays on roughly 60% of flights in August, according to NCAA data, indicating persistent operational reliability issues that raise costs for airlines and disrupt business travel. Such chronic disruptions can weaken demand for domestic air travel and undermine the sector's competitiveness relative to road transport, absent regulatory or infrastructure remedies.

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