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Home»Travel & Tours»Aviation»FAAN Denies Aircraft Poaching Allegations At Murtala Mohammed Airport
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FAAN Denies Aircraft Poaching Allegations At Murtala Mohammed Airport

By Orientalnews StaffDecember 28, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has dismissed allegations of poaching of aircraft and stealing of passengers baggage at the Murtala Mohammed Airport Lagos, saying the allegations are baseless and practically impossible.

The Authority stated that it is not possible for anyone to burgle an aircraft in motion. Furthermore, because aircraft are highly technical machines, it is practically impossible for anyone who does not have the requisite training and competence to operate or tamper with the baggage compartment.

It would be recalled that two incidents of alleged poaching were recently reported, the latest being that which occurred on a chartered flight from Uyo to Lagos on the 26th December, 2017.

The Authority noted that in both instances, preliminary findings from investigations conducted by an inter-agency committee set up to probe the allegations could not substantiate the claims. The purported victims in the said cases also did not make themselves available for questioning, in the quest to unravel the case.

Although investigations are still on going, FAAN will like to reassure travellers and the general public that with the level of safety and security systems on ground at the airports, it is practically impossible for an aircraft to be burgled within our Runways and Aprons.

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