Three of the Nigerian airports
are among the worst top 10 airports in Africa! Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos
(10th worst) ,Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, (7th worst) and Port Harcourt International Airport, Port
Harcourt (6th worst).
The rest worst airports in Africa are Khartoum
International Airport, Sudan (first); Kinshasa N’djili International Airport,
Democratic Republic of the Congo (second); Tripoli International Airport, Libya
(third); Dar es Salaam Julius Nyerere International Airport, Tanzania (fourth);
Luanda Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport, Angola (fifth); N’Djamena
International Airport, Chad (eighth) and Accra Kotoka International Airport,
Ghana (ninth).
According to study organizers stated that they take the followings into considerations:
According to study organizers stated that they take the followings into considerations:
“From dirty
floors and bathrooms to the regular request for bribes, travellers were
unimpressed with the airports that made it onto this year’s worst airports in
Africa list.
“Other
complaints revolved around a lack of air conditioning in sweltering climates,
general navigational chaos, limited yet expensive restaurant options and
questionably effective security processes.
“While
travelling through these airports, most people prefer to skip the airport
sleeping experience altogether and splurge on a nearby airport hotel instead.
These airports task patience of travellers,” the report stated.
Trust Nigerians with
their arguments as if we are not using their facilities, FAAN Mr. Yakubu
Dattisaid: spokesman has however authoritatively dismissed the report of the
study and said its false. “I am just
arriving from an event where improvement of Nigerian airports has been applauded”.
He said.
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