Reasons Dana Air sacked workers

By Our Correspondent

Dana Air, in response to an ongoing operational audit by regulatory authorities, has announced the temporary disengagement of some staff members.

The decision, communicated by the airline’s Head of Corporate Communications, Kingsley Ezenwa, aims to ensure compliance with aviation standards and facilitate a thorough review of operational procedures.

Dana Air reaffirmed its commitment to cooperating with authorities and supporting affected staff during this period of uncertainty.

The airline is actively engaging stakeholders and pursuing dialogue with lessors to navigate through the audit process.

In 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. It recognises the difficulties that staff have had to endure and assures them that every effort is being made to resolve the situation promptly.”


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