In its bid to further passengers safety and satisfaction. The Federal Ministry of Aviation today in a statement as a follow up to diversions and cancellations of flights into, and from the Murtala Muhammed International airport Lagos, has notified the public that the situation has been reversed, as both international and domestic flight operations have resumed at the airport. According to the statement made available to Journalist in Abuja added that the following are flight listing into Lagos today, as at the time of writing:

    International Arrivals 15-02-2020
    British Airways BAW75 DGAA 0034 18R
    Turkish Air THY6501 LTBA 0224 18R
    Royal Air Maroc RAM555 GMMN 0300 18R
    Arik ARA303 DGAA 0315 18R
    Virgin VIR411Y EGLL 0457 18R
    Arik ARA397 GBYD 0533 18R
    British Airways BAW75 EGLL 0546 18R
    Air peace APK7767 GOBD 0555 18R
    Asky SKK063 FKKD 0845 18R
    Allied Air AJK133 FOOL 0911
    Air peace APK7585 DGAA 0950
    Kenyan Air KQA532 HKJK 1046
    Domestic Arrivals 15-02-2020
    Arik ARA6736 DNAA 0007 18R
    Dana DAN0360x DNAA 0102 18R
    Dana DAN0360y DNAA 0304 18R
    Nest-Oil N990EA DNAA 0648 18R
    Air peace APK7139 DNAA 0703 18L
    NAF NGR931 DNAA 0719 18L
    Azman AZM2310 DNKN 0756 18L
    Azman AZM2321 DNAA 0811 18L
    MaxAir NGL1600 DNAA 0834 18L
    DANA DAN0352 DNAA 0838 18L
    Azman AZM2318 DNKA 0846 18L
    IbomAir IAN4106 DNAI 0850 18L
    Air peace APK7221 0859 18L.

We wish to reiterate that the diversions and cancellations as a result of highly inclement weather conditions are not peculiar to Lagos or Nigeria, but a global phenomenon, as even the most developed nations of the world have been experiencing same, resulting from weather vagaries. It stated.
We also wish to re-establish the fact that the weather conditions in Lagos, and indeed every airport worldwide is not something that is noticed at the point of landing, as pilots are regularly updated during the course of the flights and therefore in a position to decide on the most appropriate airport to divert to.
It noted that the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport Abuja which has been in full operation, would have been the most appropriate for the affected airlines to divert to if the overall interest of the Nigerian passengers was considered.
The general public is once again assured of government commitment towards ensuring that full services that ensure the comfort, safety and security of air passengers are restored to normalcy, as all relevant authorities have been up and doing.
Aviation Minister, Senator Hadi Sirika appreciates the understanding of those affected by the unfortunate situation and assures them of government determination and commitment to the protection of Nigerians.