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Airline apologises to customers for flight delay on Easter day

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April 1, 2016 3:56 PM

Medview Airline

Medview Airline

The management of Medview Airline yesterday, March 31, 2016 apologised to its customers for the inconveniences caused during the Easter flight delays.

Alhaji Muneer Bankole, managing director and CEO stated that the delays were caused by the withdrawal of one of its aircraft in the fleet for unscheduled maintenance.

Bankole said that the organisation is working towards an improved communication procedure to prevent future challenges.

“A comprehensive plan is being put in place to provide better and timelier information, more resources for our crew members and improved procedures for handling operational challenges in the future,” Bankole said.

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