Friday, November 21, 2025 - Responding to their apologies, the airline released a statement on Thursday saying: “We take note of their commitments expressed via their respective social media platforms to refrain from any conduct that could compromise aviation safety, order, or decorum onboard United Nigeria Airlines flights or any other airline. We trust that this undertaking will be honored in the interest of maintaining a safe, respectful, and orderly travel environment for all passengers.
“We also appreciate the swift and coordinated intervention
of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Airport Security (AVSEC),
other relevant aviation agencies, the Asaba International Airport Authority,
and our crew and operational teams, who managed the situation professionally
and in full accordance with established safety protocols.
“As an airline, we remain aligned with the Airline Operators
of Nigeria (AON) and all regulatory bodies in the collective effort to curb
unruly passenger behaviour across the aviation sector. We urge the travelling
public to continue to cooperate fully with airline personnel, security
agencies, and airport authorities to safeguard the integrity and safety of air
travel in Nigeria.”
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