Nigerian regulator orders Air Peace compensation after flight delay
Nigeria’s aviation regulator has directed Air Peace to compensate passengers affected by a delayed Lagos-to-Enugu flight. A preliminary investigation found that passengers received an incorrect notification, even though the flight had been rescheduled, according to the report published by Premium Times.
Nigeria’s aviation regulator has directed Air Peace to compensate passengers affected by a delayed flight from Lagos to Enugu, Premium Times reported. The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, or NCAA, made the directive after a preliminary investigation into the disruption. The investigation found that passengers were sent an incorrect notification despite the flight having been rescheduled.
The supplied report does not state the date of the flight, the number of passengers involved or the amount of compensation ordered. It also does not specify what information the incorrect notification contained or when passengers were informed of the rescheduling. The NCAA’s action places responsibility on Air Peace to compensate the affected travellers.
No response from the airline is included in the available material, and the report gives no further details about any other regulatory measures or findings from the investigation.
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