Turkish Airlines has been advised to resolve the recurrent cases of arriving passengers without luggages once and for all.
This advice was given following the arrival on Saturday morning of the airline’s flight without the luggages of the passengers at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, Engr. Saleh Dunoma, kicked against the development.
Dunoma said Turkish Airlines must wake up to its responsibilities by making sure passengers’ luggages arrive with them.
A similar incident two weeks ago had led to a breach of security at the same airport as passengers rushed onto the tarmac to prevent the outward bound flight from taking off.
This led to the suspension of three key staff of the airport.
Dunoma, who spoke at the Abuja airport on Saturday, expressed the displeasure of the Minister of Aviation on the issue.
Dunoma described as unacceptable this reoccurrence barely two weeks after a similar incident led to a breach of airport security.
He called for quick and lasting resolution of this unwholesome act capable of disrupting the peace and harmony of the airport.
He appealed to passengers to remain calm and law abiding as the Authority is making frantic efforts to find a lasting solution and safeguard their rights.
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