Max Air Aircraft That Landed On Its Belly At Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, MAKAI, Kano
Management of Max Air has announced a voluntary suspension of its domestic service especially to its loyal customers and the air travellers in general.
A media statement by Max Air says the suspension will last for 90 days effective Midnight of 31st January 2025.
Rationale for the suspension the airline says will enable the airline’s management to conduct a comprehensive review of its internal operations processes and procedures.
The statement explains that the comprehensive overhaul of its systems and equipment is informed by “the safety of our passengers and crew remains our highest priority and we believe this voluntary suspension will allow us to exceed industry standards and restore public confidence in our operations”.
Explaining the provision for passengers who have procured tickets to fly soon, it says “all booked passengers affected during the suspension period are enjoined to receive full refunds or rebooking options with partner airlines. Our customer service team will be available to assist all the affected passengers”.
However, the airline elucidates that the entire 90 days will not be exclusively shut down so not total anomie as the management and critical engineering personnel will be “actively working with the aviation authorities during this period to ensure that every statutory requirement is met”.
The airline apologizes for the inconvenience to its customers thus claiming, “We deeply regret the temporary inconvenience this will cause our valued domestic customers. However, we believe this investment in safety and reliability will significantly enhance our service quality delivery for years to come”.
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