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Trapped foreign airlines’ debts now $662m – IATA

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has disclosed that the trapped funds belonging to foreign airlines operating in Nigeria have reached $743,721,097 from $662m in January, this year.

According a letter addressed to the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, and signed by the Area Manager West and Central Africa, Dr Samson Fatokun, IATA and the global airline community seek an invention from the minister for the resolution of airlines blocked funds issues in Nigeria.

“For over a year, Nigeria has been the country with the highest amount of airline-blocked funds in the world. Please find attached the comparative table of airlines’ blocked funds by country.

“Moreover, as of January 2023, airlines’ blocked funds in Nigeria have increased to $743.721.092 from $662m in January 2023 and $549m in December 2022″.

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