Management of Max Air Limited has described as misleading and an attempt at giving its airline negative image and rubbish its safety record by a section of media which reported that the airline has been indicted for poor maintenance by Nigeria Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB).
A statement by the Director of Maintenance of the airline, Engr. Mubarak Haladu, the airline debunking the report allegedly credited to the NSIB, saying, “There is no where in the preliminary report where NSIB said we have poor maintenance. This is a deliberate attempt to give Max Air negative image.”
Engr Haladu who promised that the airline shall study the immediate and remote causes of issue raised in the preliminary report of NSIB, however assured that Max Air shall continue to maintain its safe and reliable service delivery while the passengers shall continue to enjoy quality and safe service.
“In over two decades of our operations, we have never recorded any fatality. We have been offering exceptionally quality services to our teeming passengers.
“Max Air shall further study the preliminary report, the recommendations, immediate and remote courses of the incidence and render solutions in accordance with the prescribed regulatory provisions. We shall continue to give our teeming passengers the quality air travel services they require and deserve,” the airline said.
Maxair is our pride with the state of the art machines, model fleets of Boeing aircraft. Stocked with priceless spare parts with high level of maintenance culture and season engineers.