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NCAA suspends licenses of 10 private jet operators

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has taken action against ten private jet operators, suspending their licenses due to non-compliance with the mandatory recertification process.
The NCAA announced the suspension on Thursday through a statement released by Michael Achimugu, Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection.
According to the NCAA, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations 2023, Part 18.3.4, clearly states that aircraft operated under a Permit for Non-Commercial Flights (PNCF) cannot be used for commercial purposes, including the transportation of passengers, cargo, or mail for payment.
However, it noted that despite this regulation, several operators have continued to engage in commercial activities.
The suspension affects the following companies: Azikel Dredging Nigeria Ltd, Bli-Aviation Safety Services, Ferry Aviation Developments Ltd, Matrix Energy Ltd, Marrietta Management Services Ltd, Worldwide Skypaths Services, Mattini Airline Services Ltd, Aero Lead Ltd, Sky Bird Air Ltd, and Ezuma Jets Ltd.
“The public is advised to avoid using the services of these suspended operators for commercial flights,” the statement concluded.
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