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A company run by children of Nigerian socialite, Bola Shagaya, Octavus, has denied supplying contaminated fuel to Max Air.

The House of Representatives has resolved to to investigate incidences of aviation fuel contamination, associated safety risks and non-adherence to

The House of Representatives is to investigate alleged incessant incidences of aviation fuel contamination, associated air travel risks and possible non-adherence to standard operating procedures and industry best practices in the aviation oil industry. The resolution followed the adoption of a motion of urgent public importance by Rep Tunji Olawuyi (APC-Kwara) at the plenary in

Abuja, July 20, 2023 The House of Representatives is to investigate alleged incessant incidences of aviation fuel contamination, associated air travel risks and possible non-adherence to standard operating procedures and industry best practices in the aviation oil industry. The resolution followed the adoption of a motion of urgent public importance by Rep Tunji Olawuyi (APC-Kwara) |

  Octavus, a company run by children of Nigerian socialite, Bola Shagaya, has denied that it supplied contaminated fuel to Max Air.    SaharaReporters on Tuesday exclusively reported that the airline had confirmed that it got contaminated fuel from Octavus Company which eventually led to the grounding of its 5N-MHM aircraft and sanctions by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).   SaharaReporters on July 13 reported that Max Air ceased its domestic operations indefinitely following th...

Max Air, a Nigerian private airline, has confirmed that it got contaminated fuel from Octavus Company which eventually led to the grounding of its 5N-MHM aircraft and sanctions by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).   SaharaReporters on Tuesday obtained an internal memo from Max Air dated July 9 and signed by Mubarak Haladu, the Head of Maintenance which addressed the source of the “fuel contamination.”  

This comes after the operations of all Boeing 737 aircraft in the fleet of Max Air were suspended over safety concerns.

July 13, (THEWILL) - With four occurrences recorded in 2023 alone by Max Air involving its Boeing 737 aircraft, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has placed a suspension on all the airlines Boeing 737 aircraft. The occurrences were recorded between May and July 2023 in Abuja, Kano and Yola. A letter of suspension to

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), on Wednesday, suspended all Boeing 737 aircraft in the fleet of indigenous airline operator, Max Air, with

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the operations of all the Boeing 737 aircraft in the fleet of Max Air over safety concerns after a series of incidents.