Following the ongoing operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) in response to a runway excursion incident involving a Dana Air aircraft, the airline has taken the step to temporarily relieve certain staff members of their duties.
Mr. Kingsley Ezenwa, the Head of Corporate Communications at Dana Air, conveyed this decision through an official statement.
The rationale behind this move is to ensure the optimal utilization of resources while awaiting the completion of the NCAA audit. Dana Air remains optimistic that, with the unwavering support of its workforce and stakeholders, it will effectively navigate through the challenges at hand.
The statement emphasized: “In light of the ongoing audit process, Dana Air has chosen to temporarily disengage specific staff members until the audit is finalized.
“This measure has been implemented to streamline resource management and facilitate a comprehensive assessment of operational protocols.
“The Dana Air management team expresses heartfelt gratitude to all employees for their resilience and commitment during this period of uncertainty. It acknowledges the hardships faced by staff and assures them that every possible action is being taken to promptly resolve the situation.
“We are dedicated to providing continual updates and assistance to our employees throughout this transitional phase.
“As we address these challenges, Dana Air has initiated discussions with lessors and is actively engaging with stakeholders to communicate the progress achieved thus far.
“Dana Air appeals for patience and understanding from our dedicated staff and stakeholders, recognizing their selflessness. The management is diligently working to address any concerns and is formulating a comprehensive restart strategy to ensure the safe and efficient resumption of operations.”
