Domestic flights scheduled to resume operations on the 21th of June has been put on hold. This was made known by the Minister of Aviation Hadi Sirika during a briefing with the members of the presidential Covid-19 task force. He explained that a new date would be fixed after a report is submitted by the Task Force for review next week. The minister, who was represented by the Director-General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Captain Musa Nuhu, said the ministry had developed and sent a circular to all stakeholders to develop a restart plan and submit to the regulatory body for review and approval depending on the business of the service providers. According to him, the restart plan is meant to cover airworthiness, operations, passenger licencing, aviation security, safety management system, consumer protection, and air transport regulation. “Currently, a lot of service providers have provided their restart plans and the plans are supposed to be reviewed by N
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