Aviation
Just In:Rented Nigeria Air Aircraft Spotted In Ethiopia Airport without Logo (PICS)
Nigeria’s controversial airline, Nigeria Air, has landed in another mess following the removal of its logo on the aircraft brought into the country to launch the airline.
In a revelation by popular investigative journalist, David Hundeyin, it was made known that the aircraft, which has been returned to Ethiopia few days after its launch as Nigeria Air’s aircraft has been unbranded.
In a picture shared by the journalist, the aircraft was seen without any name or logo printed on it, creating the impression that the aircraft is about to be repainted for another purpose.
This is coming few hours after the MD of Nigeria Air confessed that they hired an aircraft from Ethiopia to quickly showcase Logo to Nigerians before the expiration of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration.
See David Hundeyin’s post HERE
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