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How foreign airlines lost over 50% trapped funds to Africa’s currency devaluation
….Continent’s carriers worst hit, says IATA Nigeria and other African countries may have been given a clean bill of health over the payment of foreign airlines’ trapped fund, but the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said only about 50% per cent of the entire value of its fund was lost to the devaluation of currencies of most African nations since 2022 when these funds started piling up. IATA’s Regional Vice-President of Africa and Middle…
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