Arik Air will resume flights Wednesday morning, 24 hours after it suspended operations over issues with protection.
In an announcement on its site, Nigeria's greatest aircraft, said it will continue flights
at 11 am on Wednesday, having determined its protection issues.
"Arik Air, West and Central Africa's biggest carrier, is satisfied to report that planned flights will continue from 11 am tomorrow, Wednesday September 14, 2016.
"Individuals from the general population and our clients are encouraged to disapprove the vilifying affirmations, unconfirmed and clueless cases about the aircraft's failure to meet its budgetary commitments to aeronautics fuel advertisers and an implied withdrawal of protection administrations to Arik Air by its back up plans.
"While the present lack of avionics fuel (JET A1) has affected on the operations of carriers in the nation, Arik Air is on favorable terms with its fuel suppliers and have been meeting its commitments to them and to our back up plans.
"With the regularization of the required archives identifying with the restoration of the protection, Arik Air will continue its ordinary flying timetable from 1100 hours on Wednesday, September 14, 2016.
"Arik Air laments the terrible bother brought about to its clients and consoles our clients of convenient rebooking of their flights.
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