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The Truth Behind “High Aviation Charges”: Why Nigeria Must Be Judged Fairly
By Henry Agbebire The recent classification of Nigeria by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as one of the countries with aviation charges above the global average has triggered an expected reaction. It is a headline that fits neatly into a long-standing narrative, depicting Africa as expensive, Nigeria as difficult, and airlines as victims. But like many global generalisations, the truth is far more instructive and complex. IATA is not entirely wrong if we consider…
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