Arik, Med-View, Max Air, 4 others bid for 2020 Hajj airlift – Daily Trust

Arik, Med-View, Max Air, 4 others bid for 2020 Hajj airlift

No fewer than seven airlines have indicated interest in participating in the 2020 airlift of Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia at the bid opening conducted by the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria .

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