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Max Air Suspends Domestic Flights for Three Months Over Kano Incident

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By Chidi Ugwu

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended Max Air’s domestic flight operations for three months, effective from January 31, 2025.

In a statement, Mr. Michael Achimugu, the Director, Consumer Protection and Public Affairs, NCAA, the decision follows a recent incident involving a Max Air Boeing 737-400 aircraft with registration number 5N-MBD, which experienced a tyre burst while landing at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport on January 28, 2025.

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He said the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) is investigating the incident, and the NCAA will conduct a thorough safety and economic audit of Max Air during the suspension period. The airline’s operations will resume after satisfactory completion of the audit.

“The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) refers to the incident involving Max Air B734 aircraft with registration marks 5N-MBD, on landing at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano on Tuesday, 28th, January 2025 at about 2251 hours.

“Statutorily, the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has initiated investigation into the occurrence. The NCAA will provide the required support to the NSIB in this regard. It must be stated that the specific cause(s) of this incident can only be established after the NSIB has conducted its investigation.

“It is instructive to note that the NCAA had commenced organizational risk profiles for each scheduled operator, including Max Air, which is nearing its conclusion.

“However, as a result of this incident, Max Air is suspending its domestic flight operations for a period of three months with effect from midnight, 31st January, 2025, to allow for an internal appraisal of its operations by its management.

“During this 3-month period, the NCAA will conduct a thorough safety and economic audit on Max Air. The safety audit will entail a re-inspection of Max Air’s organization, procedures, personnel and aircraft as specified by Part 1.3.3.3(b) of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations, while the economic audit will critically examine the financial health of the airline to guarantee its capability to sustain safe flight operations.

“The resumption of Max Air’s domestic flight operations will be predicated on the satisfactory completion of this audit.

“The NCAA is aware of the inconvenience this action may cause intending passengers of Max Air. However; the safety and well-being of passengers is paramount. Thus, NCAA appeals for patience and understanding while it ensures the protection of passenger rights” reads the statement in part.

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