Determined to beat the deadline to Saudi Arabia, the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria , has announced the deployment of additional aircraft to ferry intending pilgrims for the 2022 hajj exercise. NAHCON considered the additional flight operations amidst outcry of the slow pace of pilgrims' airlift to Saudi Arabia.
In a statement, NAHCON spokesperson, Fatima Usara, confirmed that the Saudi-based FlyNas has deployed additional two aircraft with a 433-seat capacity while Azman Air unveiled an inaugural flight with a 400-seat capacity aircraft. She said: “Nigeria has had its own share of challenges, but thankfully, the matter has been resolved. With the hurried way this year’s Hajj was organised globally, Nigeria’s Hajj industry experienced delay in meeting one of the aviation processes in the host country.
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