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[h=1]Stranded Air Nigeria passengers paid to fuel plane [/h] Published on September 9, 2012 by pmnews · 3 CommentsSimon Ateba
Over 190 Air Nigeria passengers who arrived the Gatwick Airport on Friday morning were stranded in London for about eight hours and had to contribute for fuel before they could be airlifted to Nigeria.
It was reported that the stranded passengers were asked to contribute extra £40 each to buy fuel for the aircraft.
It was learnt the plane eventually left Gatwick airport at 4:30 a.m and arrived Nigeria at about 12:30 today.
The passengers were reportedly asked to come back for their luggage as the plane arrived without them.
Air Nigeria has said that it will no longer fly from tomorrow, 10 September.
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Over 190 Air Nigeria passengers arrived Gatwick Airport 8:30 yesterday morning to fly back home ...and for 8 hours, they were stranded at the airport. The travelers were informed of lack of 'fuel' to fly the aircraft to Lagos, and were told to contribute extra £40 each for purchase of 'Aviation Fuel!Eventually, the plane left Gatwick airport at 4:30 pm and arrived Nigeria at about 12:30 early this morning.After spending extra hours before leaving Gatwick for Lagos, and arrived way past midnight, passengers were shocked to be informed to come back for their luggage!A lot of them are so mad about what they went through yesterday and are planning to sue the airline company and it's chairman, Jimoh Ibrahim. Got this info first hand from passengers aboard the aircraft last night.From tomorrow Monday September 10th, Air Nigeria will no longer fly...for at least a year.







 
Stranded Air Nigeria passengers paid to fuel plane

Published on September 9, 2012 by pmnews · 3 CommentsSimon Ateba
Over 190 Air Nigeria passengers who arrived the Gatwick Airport on Friday morning were stranded in London for about eight hours and had to contribute for fuel before they could be airlifted to Nigeria.
It was reported that the stranded passengers were asked to contribute extra £40 each to buy fuel for the aircraft.
It was learnt the plane eventually left Gatwick airport at 4:30 a.m and arrived Nigeria at about 12:30 today.
The passengers were reportedly asked to come back for their luggage as the plane arrived without them.
Air Nigeria has said that it will no longer fly from tomorrow, 10 September.
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Wanigeria ni balaa, lol! Uhuni hadi kwenye ndege? Halafu jamaa nimeona tangazo lao kwenye BBC TV, sasa kwa mwendo huu nani asafiri na ndege kama hizi? Too sad!
 
kazi kwelikweli, ila bora wenzetu hata wanasema wanayo ndege za kulingia,,,,sisi je?....na tuna kila kitu
 
[h=1]Stranded Air Nigeria passengers paid to fuel plane [/h] Published on September 9, 2012 by pmnews ¡¤ 3 CommentsSimon Ateba
Over 190 Air Nigeria passengers who arrived the Gatwick Airport on Friday morning were stranded in London for about eight hours and had to contribute for fuel before they could be airlifted to Nigeria.
It was reported that the stranded passengers were asked to contribute extra 0„540 each to buy fuel for the aircraft.
It was learnt the plane eventually left Gatwick airport at 4:30 a.m and arrived Nigeria at about 12:30 today.
The passengers were reportedly asked to come back for their luggage as the plane arrived without them.
Air Nigeria has said that it will no longer fly from tomorrow, 10 September.
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ATCL twin sister.!
 
KQ, ethiopia air, SAA, precision a subsidiary of KQ must all be eyeing nigeria. In the end, the gap to be filled is too small to alter the market niche of the various airlines. This is after factoring out Morocco Air and Egypt air. To me the difference will be the same.
 
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