Katastrofy:
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) on Wednesday issued a seven-day ultimatum to owners of abandoned aircraft at the graveyard of the Murtala Mohammed Airport (MMA), Lagos, to evacuate them.

The FAAN Director of Airport Operations, Capt. Henry Omeogu, said this in a statement issued in Lagos while on safety inspection at the Murtala Mohammed Airport Domestic Terminal 1.

Omeogu said the Authority was ready to dispose the aircraft, in line with the provisions of the International Civil Aviation
Organisation (ICAO).

According to him, the action has become necessary due to recurring operational hitches that have been posing serious safety concerns to aircraft and some infrastructure at the terminal.

He added that this was to forestall situations where unscrupulous elements would use them as hiding place to perpetuate criminal activities.

The director, however, appealed to owners of the aircraft, some of which had been parked at the graveyard since 2005, to immediately remove them.

He said the Authority would continue to do everything possible to ensure the safety and security of travellers and other airport users, in line with its mission statement,

Omeogu enjoined stakeholders to partner with the Authority to ensure safer and more secure airports.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/faan-issues-7-day-ultimatum-to-owners-of-abandoned-aircraft-at-lagos-airport/

emmabest2000:
Hmmmm

Katastrofy:
KIDDIES TABLET... F0R KIDS 3-15YEARS

dailmot:
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Bad talk

Katastrofy:
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) on Wednesday issued a seven-day ultimatum to owners of abandoned aircraft at the graveyard of the Murtala Mohammed Airport (MMA), Lagos, to evacuate them.

The FAAN Director of Airport Operations, Capt. Henry Omeogu, said this in a statement issued in Lagos while on safety inspection at the Murtala Mohammed Airport Domestic Terminal 1.

Omeogu said the Authority was ready to dispose the aircraft, in line with the provisions of the International Civil Aviation
Organisation (ICAO).

According to him, the action has become necessary due to recurring operational hitches that have been posing serious safety concerns to aircraft and some infrastructure at the terminal.

He added that this was to forestall situations where unscrupulous elements would use them as hiding place to perpetuate criminal activities.

The director, however, appealed to owners of the aircraft, some of which had been parked at the graveyard since 2005, to immediately remove them.

He said the Authority would continue to do everything possible to ensure the safety and security of travellers and other airport users, in line with its mission statement,

Omeogu enjoined stakeholders to partner with the Authority to ensure safer and more secure airports.
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/08/faan-issues-7-day-ultimatum-to-owners-of-abandoned-aircraft-at-lagos-airport/

teryorluv:
Where dem wan keep am.... Its not a thing to be kept in d backyard... Where dem wan carry their Kaya (load) go

FTC hehehehe

fabiano09:
what language does kaya mean load?

teryorluv:
Its Hausa. Language

teryorluv:
Where dem wan keep am.... Its not a thing to be kept in d backyard... Where dem wan carry their Kaya (load) go

FTC hehehehe

Eco2580:
Sannu

clemz85:
yahoo boys be like
bae I got a call from FAAN this morning they need ma attention concerning my air fleets that has been waiting for ma Malaysia aero engineer for servicing.