Forum Aviation

Visiblement ça devient un peu le cahos. La greve a été suspendu ce week end, pour débuter les negociations, mais visiblement ça ne sent pas bon. Pour l'instant, la plupart des compagnies continuent à opérer leurs vols, bien que EK a annulé des vols et BA ou ET rencontent des retards de plus de 4h.

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The ongoing nationwide strike initiated by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC), the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and a coalition of civil society groups over the petrol subsidy removal, literally brought the aviation industry to its knees. Unlike past industrial actions, where skeletal operations were recorded on the domestic scene, the current one can pass for the mother of all strikes, as local flights (scheduled and chartered) have remained grounded.

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