FAAN Reverses Bolt Ban After Backlash over N30,000 Airport Taxi Fare

FAAN reverses Bolt ban after backlash over N30,000 airport taxi fare

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has reversed its ban on Bolt drivers and other e-hailing platforms operating at Nigerian airports after facing heavy criticism over high airport taxi fares. FAAN’s Director of Public Affairs, Henry Agbebire, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday. This comes after controversy trailed the ban on e-hailing services and […] FAAN reverses Bolt ban after backlash over N30,000 airport taxi fare

FAAN faces backlash over N30,000 airport taxi fare

FAAN is under fire for its new airport car-hire service after a passenger was quoted N30,000 for a trip from Lagos airport to Ikeja. Discover the controver Read More: https://punchng.com/faan-faces-backlash-over-n30000-airport-taxi-fare/

Public Pressure Wins: FAAN bows to backlash, reverses Bolt airport ban

Henry Agbebire, The Director of Public Affairs also revealed that FAAN and Bolt have reached an agreeable operational framework, declaring that the ban has been lifted.

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“Uber, Bolt Are Not Banned From Airports” — FAAN Says New System Targets Security, Accountability And Regulated Pick-Ups

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has denied reports that Uber, Bolt and other e-hailing platforms have been banned from operating at airports under its management, amid growing controversy over the introduction of the Airport Car Hire Rank Management System and complaints that passengers are being charged significantly higher fares by airport car-hire operators. The clarification followed reports and social media posts alleging that con…

FAAN denies banning Uber, Bolt amid claims of airport taxi monopoly

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has denied banning Uber, Bolt and other e-hailing platforms from operating at its managed airports, amid claims that a FAAN-linked taxi platform had become the sole option for airport car-hire services. The post FAAN denies banning Uber, Bolt amid claims of airport taxi monopoly appeared first on Nairametrics.