Passengers were, yesterday, dazed at
the Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMA2 and the General Aviation Terminal, GAT,
Terminal 1 as airline operators increased airfares astronomically.
For instance a 55-minutes flight to
Abuja attracted between N22, 000 and N26, 000 in the economy class depending on
how early a prospective passenger bought the ticket.
Before the clampdown on Dana Airlines
and Associated Air, the tickets were sold for between N18, 000 and N20, 000.
First Nation Airways that resumed
flights recently after closing shop for about 14 months charged N25, 500 to
Abuja while Aero collected N22, 500.
Some passengers, who spoke on the
development, lamented that the operators were using the opportunity of
the crisis in the industry to exploit hapless travellers.
One of the passengers, Mr. Wisdom
Clark said the situation was unfortunate and pathetic, stressing that in a
country where the economy was going down, airlines were still charging exorbitant
fares
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No Wahala as long as God is Good Motors doesn't increase its fare from Lagos to Abuja....
ReplyDeleteAnd who told Mr Clark d economy is going down,does he know d implication of an economy dat is going down?
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