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Union actions to shuts our operations illegal, says Arik
Arik Air has apologised to stranded passengers who were not allowed to travel because of disruption of flights by unions who shut down the carrier’s operations over labour related issues.
The airline in a statement by its spokesman, Mr. Banji Ola described the picketing as ‘illegal’ and had no backing of the aviation unions whose leadership have embraced dialogue by attending mediatory meetings called for Tuesday, September 15, 2020 by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
According to him, “The management strongly condemns this action and once again assures all stakeholders of a safe and conducive working environment. We shall also protect the interest of the flying public for a safe, friendly and on time travelling experience”.
“We are already working with the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Ministry of Aviation and Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to resolve all pending issues with the unions and a section of the staff”.
“Customers with valid tickets who could not fly on Monday can modify such tickets at no cost for future travels. We are working to bring the situation under control and the public will be advised accordingly.”
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