Nigeria Air: Court To Hear Airlines Suit Against Federal Govt, Ethiopia Airlines Feb. 13

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Justice Ambrose Lewis-Allagoa of the Federal High Court in Lagos, yesterday said the court will on February 13 hear the suit filed by some domestic airlines

against the federal government, challenging the implementation of the agreement reached with Ethiopia Airlines on the operation of Nigeria Air.

Justice Lewis-Allagoa fixed the date to enable all the parties in the matter to file and exchange all the processes in the suit. He, however, renewed his earlier order of November 15, directing the government and domestic airlines to maintain the status quo in their suit concerning the establishment of a proposed national carrier.

Also during Wednesday’s proceedings, two “intervenors, Capt. Edward Boyo and Capt. Meggison urged the court to strike out the name of The Registered Trustees of the Airline Operators of Nigeria as a party in a suit arguing that its inclusion in the suit “is invalid”. The five domestic airlines: Azman Air Services, Air Peace Limited, Max Air Limited, United Nigeria Airlines Company Limited, Topbrass Aviation Limited and the Registered Trustees of the Airline Operator of Nigeria are the plaintiffs in the suit.While: Nigerian Air, Ethiopian Airlines, minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, and Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami are the defendants in the matter.

 

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