Management of Max Air has announced that the airline will return to operations on March 21, 2025.
This was contained in a statement issued by the management of the airline on Monday March 17, 2025.
It would be recalled that management of Max Air in January 2025 suspended its domestic operations for three months, after a tyre burst incident involving one of its aircraft at the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano.
But the airline surprised industry watchers with its quick recovery and return to operations, less than the three months it earlier proposed.
Industry watchers expected the airline to resume operations in April 2025.
In the statement, the airline said that its resumption was due to a successful operational evaluation, adding that this strategic pause allowed it to reinforce its commitment to safety, compliance and operational excellence.
“During this period, we worked closely with aviation authorities to ensure that all statutory requirements were met, while enhancing our service delivery standards.
“As we return to the skies, passengers can expect improved travel experiences, increased efficiency, and the unwavering hospitality that Max Air is known for. We sincerely appreciate the patience and support of our valued customers during the temporary suspension,” the airline stated.
While it assured the readiness of its customer service staff to assist on enquiries and reservations, the airline added that priority would be given for rebooking options, to previously booked passengers whose flights were disrupted by the suspension.
