The management of the
Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN has restored power at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport, MMIA Lagos after the outage that paralysed
activities at the busiest airport in Nigeria that . According to a Station
Manager of one of the foreign airlines operating at the terminal confirmed this
today. “The power has been restored since yesterday and every activity has normalised”-he
said.
Yakubu Dati, the General
Manager Corporate Affairs of FAAN corroborates the restoration of the power
through a statement. “The Management of Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria
wish to inform the general public that power has been fully restored at the
Murtala Mohammed International Airport Lagos, shortly after a power outage.”-Dati
“A power surge from the
PHCN at about 8:56pm on Saturday 27th August, adversely affected the k16
transformer that serves the E-Wing
Air-bridges and rendered them unserviceable. This affected operations of
some departing flights, as the heavy rainfall further delayed attempts by
engineers to effect repairs immediately”
FAAN said, “by 10:50am on
Sunday 28th August, the engineers successfully corrected all defaults and
normalcy was again restored at affected areas.”
FAAN apologises to
passengers, airlines and the general public for the inconvenience caused by the
interruption.
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