AGHAN pulls ground handling from Xejet over N300 million debt

AGHAN pulls ground handling from Xejet over N300 million debt
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The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has stopped providing ground handling services to Xejet Airlines because the carrier owes about N300 million and has not honoured agreed payment plans, according to AGHAN members.

The service withdrawal forced Xejet to reroute some passenger check‑in luggage onto another domestic airline, and AGHAN warned it will deny further services to Xejet until the debt is cleared and cautioned other airlines against missing payment obligations for similar services.

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