Why Dana Air disengages workers pending audit

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Dana Air has disengaged some of its workers following the ongoing operational audit of the airline.

The airline made this known on Saturday in a statement by Mr Kingsley Ezenwa, Head of Corporate Communications of the airline in Lagos.

Recall that on April 23, 2024, the airline’s aircraft with registration number 5N BKI, which took off in Abuja, veered off the runway while landing at the Murtala Mohammed Airport, Ikeja.

Following the development, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), issued a letter to the airline informing it of suspension of its operations and intiation of investigation to ascertain the cause of the incident.

Ezenwa, however, said that the airline made the decision to temporarily disengage some staff members pending conclusion of the audit.

“The audit, currently underway, is a collaborative effort between Dana Air and the authorities to ensure compliance with all necessary standards and regulations.

“Dana Air reaffirms its commitment to full cooperation with the authorities to facilitate a smooth and expedited resolution of the audit process.

“In the light of the ongoing audit, Dana Air has made the decision to temporarily disengage some staff members pending the conclusion of the audit.

“This decision has been made to ensure efficient management of resources and to facilitate a thorough review of operational procedures.

“The management of Dana Air extends its sincere appreciation to all staff members for their resilience and dedication during this period of uncertainty,” he said.

He added that the airline rerecognised the difficulties the staff have had to endure, assuring that efforts are being made to provide updates.

“Dana Air remains committed to providing updates and support to its staff throughout this process.

“While these challenges are being addressed, Dana Air has commenced talks with lessors and are currently engaging stakeholders on the progress made so far.

“Dana Air, therefore, urges for calm and understanding from our very dedicated staff.

“The management is working diligently to address any concerns and is preparing a re-start plan that will ensure  safe and efficient resumption of operations,” he said.

He said that Dana Air is confident that, with continued support of its staff and other stakeholders, it will overcome the challenges.

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