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Experts ask NCAA to invoke NCAR part 18 to stem exploitative fares, price fixing, others
Excessive taxes by govt on domestic flights unfounded-NCAA Industry experts and consumer advocates are increasingly citing Part 18 of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) as the legal basis for the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to enforce measures against “exploitative” airfares. While airlines generally operate in a deregulated market, Part 18 provides the NCAA with specific “economic oversight” tools to prevent price-fixing, ticket racketeering, and unfair competition. The regulations give the authority…
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