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Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Enforces Zero Tolerance For Unruly Passengers, Reviews Prosecution Protocols

Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Enforces Zero Tolerance For Unruly Passengers, Reviews Prosecution Protocols
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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has reiterated its commitment to maintaining order at Nigerian airports, vowing to impose strict sanctions on unruly passengers. FAAN has also begun reviewing its prosecution rules for disruptive behavior.

FAAN is increasingly concerned with unruly passenger conduct at airports. Unacceptable behavior will face strict sanctions as per ICAO Annex 17 and Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations.

Passengers must be aware of their rights and obligations, as outlined by the NCAA and FAAN Bye Laws.

FAAN has emphasized the need for passengers to follow established airport and airline regulations.

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The authority is reviewing protocols around restraining and prosecuting disruptive individuals.A recent incident at Murtala Muhammed Airport saw a passenger handed over to the police for further prosecution.

FAAN’s priority remains the safety, security, and comfort of all airport users

FAAN’s review of its protocols aims to create a more secure and orderly environment. Disruptive passengers will face legal consequences, reaffirming the authority’s commitment to public safety and discipline at Nigerian airports.

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