₦airaland Forum

officialJP:

it's well

How much for it's daily rent.

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emi14:
Other nations renovates and construct new airport without diversion of flights and passengers to alternative airports. Inconveniences is the watchword of this boring administration.

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Boring complainer! Evrything you must complain about.

asumo12:
Helicopter!

That picture?

Unserious people. Closing a whole international airport.

shamecurls:
Am sorry to say, you re dumb!


"Other nations renovates and construct new airport without diversion of flights and passengers to alternative airports."


You re very dumb!

How is that possible?

My friend Dubai airport and ORT international airport stand as evidence. Research before name calling. Am not dumb ok.

a country that doesn't have Oil is celebrating 300th aircraft while a country that doesn't even have a National airline is closing their runway for repairs...

emi14:
Other nations renovates and construct new airport without diversion of flights and passengers to alternative airports. Inconveniences is the watchword of this boring administration.

They certainly carry out maintenance tasks in parallel with running the airport. But Nigerians refuse to think outside the box unfortunately. When the people in power are not even capable in the first place. This is the result. Backward thinking and approaches.

LEOSIRSIR:
a country that doesn't have Oil is celebrating 300th aircraft while a country that doesn't even have a National airline is closing their runway for repairs...

Thank you.
It's the most ridiculous thing I have seen in a long while. Extremely ridiculous.

But where is Buhari?

CastedDude:
Ahead of the expected closure of Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja for the repairs of the runway beginning from 8th of March 2017, the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has commenced the upgrading of navigational facilities at the Kaduna airport to absorb the increased volume of traffic to be diverted from Abuja.

The aircraft which will be used for calibration has landed in Kaduna to measure the landing systems....

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/02/calibration-helicopter-lands-in-kaduna.html

Op Eyes They Pain Me Or What? Where Is The Helicopter Abi U Say Calibration Ki Ni?

emi14:
My friend Dubai airport and ORT international airport stand as evidence. Research before name calling. Am not dumb ok.

Dubai airport has two runways and three terminals.

Abuja airport has one runway and one terminal.

Abuja airport runway renovation is also 20 years overdue

DonCortino:
is this a helicopter?

illiterates full this apc government sha!

....See wetin the minister tweeted!

PassingShot:
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Boring complainer! Evrything you must complain about.

I complain because Nigeria always do everything at 11th hour and officials using every opportunity to enrich themselves. You hear the security lapses consigning this diversion. Am a traveller and live in Abuja.

ephi123:
They certainly carry out maintenance tasks in parallel with running the airport. But Nigerians refuse to think outside the box unfortunately. When the people in power are not even capable in the first place. This is the result. Backward thinking and approaches.

The problem is other airports carry out maintenance as and at when due. The reason why we have tonclose down Abuja is because the runway was not maintained at all over the last 20 years

[quote author=austin2all post=54099851][/quote]Be civil son, you have just exhibited poor upbringing, lack of manners and zero home training. What's my mum's business with you? You are infinitesimally little to talk about her.

Lanretoye:
who help me see the helicopter ?

you go fear end time helicopter of a lie mohammed.

....Nairaland Admin Blunder Minister Tweeted Aircraft ....
Nairaland online reporter posted Helicopter

9jakohai:
The problem is other airports carry out maintenance as and at when due. The reason why we have tonclose down Abuja is because the runway was not maintained at all over the last 20 years

Maintenance is maintenance, your given reason is not a sufficient excuse to completely close down an International airport in a country which is trying to woo foreign investors. This is not a local airport for goodness sake. People are not ready to endanger their lives by going via Kaduna.

burkingx:
....See wetin the minister tweeted!

ok, so where the yeye OP see him own helicopter?

I think that midget called ill Rufai is now the president of Nigeria
He now use Fulani terrorists to scare his opponents
I luv real men like Fayose,Kanu and Fani
Others r chicken in the hands of lil Fulanis

emi14:
My friend Dubai airport and ORT international airport stand as evidence. Research before name calling. Am not dumb ok.

Are you minding that guy?
All these hungry N100 per post folks that roam Nairaland are sometimes not worth responding to.

PassingShot:
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Boring complainer! Evrything you must complain about.

Predictable defender. Everything you must defend even if it doesn't make sense.

Have other countries not done it before? Yes or No?
Is Nigeria not trying to woo foreign investors? Yes or No?
You guys think other nationals don't value their lives, you think they are ready to play kite with their valued lives? Think again.

Lmao. What a country! Who closes down its main airport for refurbishment. How can they not eliminate the single point of failure being the only runway in over 20 years? What kind of useless country is this?

You want to get to Abuja now, you will now fly to kaduna and then take ekenedilichukwu to Abuja. What a shame!

ephi123:
Maintenance is maintenance, your given reason is not a sufficient excuse to completely close down an International airport in a country which is trying to woo foreign investors. This is not a local airport for goodness sake. People are not ready to endanger their lives by going via Kaduna.

Well....we could leave the airport open....and continue to risk accidents, to say nothing of losing international certification because of bad runways...

(And the runway is bad.....I was in a plane that landed at Abuja Airport last month.)

As I said elsewhere....we are paying the price for not renovating the runway as and at when due AND for not adding a second runway.. A problem which goes back 20 years.

DonCortino:
ok, so where the yeye OP see him own helicopter?

....We are still investigating the Mistaken Identity blunder

ephi123:
Are you minding that guy?
All these hungry N100 per post folks that roam Nairaland are sometimes not worth responding to.

Thanks for understanding me.

9jakohai:
Well....we could leave the airport open....and continue to risk accidents, to say nothing of losing international certification because of bad runways...

(And the runway is bad.....I was in a plane that landed at Abuja Airport last month.)

As I said elsewhere....we are paying the price for not renovating the runway as and at when due AND for not adding a second runway.. A problem which goes back 20 years.

It's not about leaving the airport open and NOT maintaining it. The point is the maintenance can be staggered and done in parallel while keeping the airport running. Other countries have done it, why is it always Nigeria's case that is ridiculously different? Why?

So any aircraft with propeller na helicopter Ehn! @op.

emi14:
My friend Dubai airport and ORT international airport stand as evidence. Research before name calling. Am not dumb ok.

Dubai Airport was closed for runway repairs back in 2013...according to Wikipedia:

In 2013 Dubai Airports announced an 80-day runway refurbishment program which started on 1 May 2014 and was completed on 21 July 2014. The northern runway was resurfaced while lighting upgrades and additional taxiways were built on the southern runway to help boost its capacity. The southern runway was closed from 1 May to 31 May 2014, while the northern runway was closed from 31 May to 20 July 2014. Due to extra congestion on one runway, all freighter, charter and general aviation flights were diverted to Al Maktoum International Airport.Flights at DXB were reduced by 26 percent and 14 airlines moved to Al Maktoum International Airport whilst the runways works were being done. Emirates cut 5000 flights and grounded over 20 aircraft during the period

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So, what is happening in Abuja is not unusual.