FULL LIST: EU Airlines Denied Approval As Nigeria Readies For Int’l Travel By Oluseyi Awojulugbe

September 5, 2020 Omoniyi Osadare Travel, Travel/Destination 0
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Hadi Sirika, the minister of aviation, announced on Thursday that 10 airlines did not receive approval to operate in the country ahead of the resumption of international flights.Advertisement

According to the minister, some airlines did not receive approval because their originating countries have not begun to allow entry to tourist visa holders.

Sirika had previously said Nigeria would apply the rule of reciprocity in granting approval to foreign airlines.

International flights are scheduled to resume on September 5, 2020.Advertisement

Here is a full list of the airlines that received approval and those who didn’t.

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