The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has cleared Max Air to resume domestic flight operations following the successful completion of an economic and safety audit.
According to a statement by Michael Achimugu, the Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, the Director-General of NCAA, Capt. Chris Najomo approved the resumption.
Recall that, Max Air voluntarily suspended its domestic operations for 90 days after a series of incidents on its flights.
This decision, effective from midnight on January 31, 2025, was welcomed by the NCAA.
During the suspension period, the NCAA conducted a thorough safety and economic audit of the airline.
The safety audit involved a comprehensive re-inspection of Max Air’s organization, procedures, personnel, and aircraft, in line with the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations 2023.
This audit took place from 26th to 28th February 2025.
Given the results of the audit, which confirms Max Air’s capacity to sustain safe flight operations, the airline will resume domestic flights, effective from midnight on March 17, 2025.
The NCAA will continue to monitor Max Air closely through an enhanced surveillance program to ensure strict compliance with its regulations.
The statement stated that Authority remains committed to ensuring that all airlines adhere to the highest safety standards for the continued well-being of the aviation industry.
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