United Nigeria Airlines Clears The Air On Temporary Diversion Of Abuja-bound Flight To Asaba 

Posted on November 26, 2023
One of the fastest growing airlines in Nigeria, United Nigeria Airlines, has cleared the air about the temporary diversion of Abuja-bound flight to Asaba. 
In a statement signed by Achilleus-Chud Uchegbu, Head, Corporate Communications, the airline said, “A United Nigeria Airlines flight, NUA 0504, operating from the MM2 in Lagos enroute Abuja on Sunday, November 26, 2023, was temporarily diverted to the Asaba International Airport due to poor destination weather”.
“At all material time, the Pilot of the aircraft was aware of the temporary diversion and was properly briefed
However, a wrong announcement was made by cabin crew upon landing safely in Asaba, creating confusion among the passengers.”
“Meanwhile, the aircraft has landed safely in Abuja following improvement on destination weather.
“United Nigeria Airlines remains committed to ensuring the safety of its passengers at all times.”

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