Nigerian Airlines at Risk as New Tax Regime Threatens to Push Airfares Beyond N1m
The Nigerian aviation industry faces challenges due to a new tax regime that could raise airfares to over N1 million, impacting airline viability. Onyema highlights the burden of taxes on airlines, including a 7.5% VAT on aircraft purchases and spare parts.
Atiku Abubakar cautions against the re-gazetting of tax laws without proper legislative approval, emphasizing the risks of setting a dangerous precedent. The industry calls for urgent intervention to prevent a collapse.
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