The operating
license of Dana Airline has been suspended again
following a tragic plane crash that killed 163 people in Lagos in June 2012.
The Nigerian Civil
Aviation Authority, NCAA, said on Sunday night that Dana has been suspended for
precautionary measures after the airline had an air return.
“I
can confirm the suspension of Dana Air’s operations to you,” said Fan Ndubuoke,
spokesperson of the NCAA.
“They
had an air return from Port Harcourt and they have been suspended for
precautionary measures. The airline is under investigation,” he said.
He said he did not
know how long the suspension will last.
The suspension of Dana
came three days after a 23-year old plane belonging to Associated airline
crashed in Lagos, killing 14 people and another plane belonging to Kabo airline
crash-landed in Sokoto with 512 souls on board.
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