Private Jets Nigeria has said the association suffered over five billion dollars financial loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chief Operating Officer of the association, Omotade Lepe, disclosed this during the Luxury Reporter Facebook Live Series with the theme, “The Private Jets Sector Post- COVID-19″.
“COVID-19 has dealt seriously with the aviation sector generally but for the private jet operators, we can say we have lost over five billion dollars while the pandemic ravaged the world,” he said.The official said that the association had put in place some measures to revamp the business post-COVID-19 in order to recover some lost revenue.
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