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FG suspends domestic operations of Air Max indefinitely - Vimarsana News

FG suspends domestic operations of Air Max indefinitely

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the domestic operations of Max Air, DAILY POST learnt on Thursday. NCAA ordered the suspension

NCAA suspends operations of all Boeing B737 aircraft in Max Air fleet - Vimarsana News

NCAA suspends operations of all Boeing B737 aircraft in Max Air fleet

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended the operations of all Boeing 737 aircraft in Max Air fleet.

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority Suspends Max Air's Domestic Operations Indefinitely - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority Suspends Max Air's Domestic Operations Indefinitely

Max Air, a Nigerian private airline, has ceased its domestic operations indefinitely following a suspension by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).   This is contained in a letter NCAA/DG/AIR/11/16/363 obtained by DailyTrust in which NCAA directed the suspension of Parts A3 and D43 with regards to the operation of Max Air’s Boeing 737 aircraft type with immediate effect.  

JUST IN: NCAA suspends Boeing 737 planes in Max Air fleet over safety issues - Vimarsana News

JUST IN: NCAA suspends Boeing 737 planes in Max Air fleet over safety issues

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended all Boeing 737 aircraft in the fleet of Max Air, with immediate effect. The regulatory body

NCAA suspends Max Air Boeing 737 amidst safety concerns - Vimarsana News

NCAA suspends Max Air Boeing 737 amidst safety concerns

"The result of the audit on Max Air Limited must be satisfactory before the airline would be allowed to further operate the aircraft type..."