Nigeria’s Arik Air Sees Planes Grounded Over Unpaid Debt

Alan Dron August 01, 2024
Arik Air 737-800

Arik Air Boeing 737-800

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Nigerian airline Arik Air has been grounded following a court ruling over an unpaid debt. The airline has been dogged by a long-running legal case dating back to 2016 alleging the airline owes Nigerian fuel provider Atlas Petroleum International $2.5 million. The case has dragged through the...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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