Nigeria's Aviation announced earlier of the lifting of the ban on the domestic airline operations of Dana Air, three months after a crash involving one of its planes that killed more than 160 people.

The Aviation Ministry said the decision  “follows the government’s satisfaction with the air-worthiness of the airline”. Below is a Press Email Statement from Dana Airlines.

PRESS STATEMENT ON THE LIFTING OF THE SUSPENSION ON DANA AIR OPERATIONS BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Lagos, September 6, 2012

The management and the over 558 staff of Dana Air wish to express our deepest appreciation to the Federal Government of Nigeria over the lifting of the suspension of the airline's operations with effect from Wednesday, September 5, 2012, following government's satisfaction with the air-worthiness of the airline after a rigorous technical, operational and financial audit.

We also wish to thank all Nigerians and our esteemed guests for your prayers since the tragic accident of Sunday, June 3, 2012. Our thoughts and prayers will always be with the families that lost loved ones; we remain committed to assisting them in every way possible and also fulfilling our obligations to them fully, as stipulated by the law.

The provision of safe, reliable world-class air transport services has always been our focus at Dana Air and we will continue to adhere strictly to safety procedures as required by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Act and all other relevant local and international regulations, as we resume flight operations shortly.

It is not by resuming flight operations shortly.....who una think say go get mind enter una plane for this area?

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