No Charger, No Screen, No Shame: An International Flight Experience

International flights booked on Royal Air Maroc from Nigeria have left passengers feeling disappointed due to outdated planes, lack of amenities, and poor service. Passengers described the experience as a throwback to the early 2000s with uncomfortable seats, no entertainment screens, and unappetizing meals.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has been criticized for not enforcing quality standards on airlines operating in the country, allowing carriers to send older aircraft to African routes, especially West Africa. While some passengers have accepted this treatment as normal, there is a growing demand for better service and modern aircraft.

Air Peace, a Nigerian airline, has been praised for its efforts to provide a better flying experience, but more support and investment are needed to challenge foreign carriers and raise standards across the board. Passengers are encouraged to speak up, file complaints, and demand better service to bring about change in the industry.