Nigerian aviation unions reject AON shutdown threat, accuse Air Peace of taxiway blockage

Nigerian aviation unions reject AON shutdown threat, accuse Air Peace of taxiway blockage
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Nigeria’s aviation trade unions dismissed AON’s threat to shut operations if picketed again, describing the move as counterproductive.

The unions also accused Air Peace of committing a grave security breach by coordinating five branded buses to block the aircraft taxiway and maneuvering area at Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos on August 11.

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