...say it will create problems for Tinubu’s government ...Ministry keeps mum

days, Nigeria Air plane will land in Nigeria as part of the processes to commence operation.”

Daily Trust learnt that the aircraft might arrive from Ethiopia Airlines, holding the largest share of the airlines.

But the AON, which took the federal government to court challenging the shareholding structure, said the comments and actions of the minister “Are in flagrant disobedience of the orders of the Federal High Court of Nigeria, which halted the said moves by the minister to float the said airline until the determination of the substantive suit brought by AON against it.”

Spokesperson for AON, Prof. Obiora Okonkwo, in a statement yesterday said the world is watching the regulator, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on the Nigeria Air and its AOC process.

The operators also warned that the moves might create problems for the incoming government