Commercial flights resumed on Monday May 23, at the Kaduna International Airport two months after the facility was attacked by bandits.
Recall that bandits attacked the facility on March 26, killing a private security guard attached to the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency near the outer perimeter fence.
Though they were repelled by security forces attached to the airport, commercial airlines plying the route suspended their flights, seeking improved security.
Channels TV reported that efforts have been made to allay fears of airline operators as the first commercial flight since the incident landed at the airport at exactly 8 am on Monday morning.
The Kaduna airport manager, Amina Salami, said she was “very happy” about the reopening. She added that management was “satisfied for now” with the security measures in place at the airport.
