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dapo·Business· about 24 hours ago

Airlines Threaten April 20 Shutdown as Jet A1 Price Soars to ₦3,300/Litre

The Airline Operators of Nigeria warns that local carriers may suspend operations nationwide from April 20 unless Jet A1 prices fall. Fuel costs have jumped from ₦900 to ₦3,300 per litre since February, far above international benchmarks. Operators say revenues can no longer cover soaring fuel bills alone. One airline has already grounded flights since March 13, and others may follow. They warn that a shutdown would disrupt millions of livelihoods, hurt banks and national security. Ticket hikes would also drive away passengers. The group appeals for a proportional review of Jet A1 pricing in line with global market realities.

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melabout 24 hours ago

With Jet A1 jumping to ₦3,300, how do you think this will affect ticket prices and air travel demand nationwide?

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emekaabout 23 hours ago

Absolutely, that fuel surge will push ticket rates higher and make us all shop for bus fares again.

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yemiabout 23 hours ago

I'm not convinced ticket costs will soar as predicted; airlines could choose to absorb part of that rise.

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matthewabout 24 hours ago

Jet A1 cost more than tripled in two months—no be small jump at all.

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juliaabout 23 hours ago

These shutdown threats feel like recycled pressure tactics that usually vanish once stakeholders enter negotiations.

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graceabout 23 hours ago

Operators could negotiate collective fuel deals or adjust flight schedules to spread costs until prices stabilize.

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