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Ensure Parity of Ticket Fares in Neighbouring Regions -Keyamo To France-KLM Airlines

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Minister Festus Keyamo, of Aviation and Aerospace Development, met with a team from France-KLM Airlines, stressing the importance of fair pricing for Nigerian travelers. He urged the airline to consider offering lower-priced ticket fares to ensure parity with fares in neighboring regions.

During the courtesy visit, Keyamo welcomed the Air France-KLM team, expressing gratitude for their visit and reiterating Nigeria’s commitment to fostering partnerships within the travel industry. He emphasized the government’s open-door policy and willingness to collaborate with airlines to enhance travel accessibility and affordability for Nigerians.

Led by Country Manager Christine Quantin, the Air France-KLM delegation discussed key initiatives aimed at elevating aviation services in Nigeria. They expressed appreciation for the improved facilities at Murtala Muhammed International Airport and highlighted their commitment to innovation and service excellence, including the launch of new Airbus A330/A350 aircraft to enhance the travel experience for Nigerian passengers.

The delegation also commended Minister Keyamo’s leadership in fostering a smoother relationship between their team and various aviation regulatory agencies. Additionally, they praised his intervention and successful facilitation of fund repatriation, showcasing the effectiveness of collaborative efforts in overcoming challenges within the aviation sector.

The courtesy visit exemplified mutual commitment to advancing the aviation sector in Nigeria and laid the groundwork for future collaborations aimed at delivering unparalleled travel experiences to passengers across the nation.

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