… This situation is likely to continue for the next few
days-Arik
Arik Air announced
temporary suspension of the flights. According to a statement posted on the
airline’s website, “Arik Air has alerted all air travelers of a temporary
disruption to its operations, pending approval of aircraft documentation
related to insurance renewal.”
Definitely, this disruption will affect
thousands of passengers as a result of numbers of flights the airline operates
daily. Arik Air operates over 120 flight daily.
The airline said that it
was working around the clock to resolve the necessary documentation, which has
been a challenge due to the long weekend holidays due to Ed al Adha.
The airline said: “At the
present time, all flights of the airline have been cancelled for Tuesday, 13
September 2016 and the airline has stated that it would be getting in touch
with passengers to provide an update on rescheduling of their flights. This
situation is likely to continue for the next few days until such time that
NAICOM (National Insurance Commission) approves a waiver on a priority basis
for the new insurance company to renew the policy”.
All customers are kindly
advised to contact Arik Air’s Call Centre (01-2799999), Airport or City ticket
offices or visit the airline’s Website (www.arikair.com) for further updates. Passengers
are also advised to check with the airline regarding the status of their
flights before proceeding to the airport. Arik Air’s Group CEO, Dr. Michael
Arumemi-Ikhide, wishes to advise and assure the public, its customers,
stakeholders and partners that we are fully committed to returning to our
normal operations and minimize any unfortunate inconvenience to our passengers.
Where flights have been cancelled, the airline will notify passengers through
SMS and in such cases, passengers will be accommodated on first available
alternative flight as soon as normal flight operations resume.
The Group CEO has
apologized and appealed (on behalf of the airline) for the understanding of
passengers while it works diligently to resume normal operations at the
earliest.
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