Hajj 2023: NAHCON has launched a committee to evaluate airlines that will fly The National Pilgrims
Commission (NAHCON) will begin the process of identifying airlines that will transport Nigerian pilgrims to the Holy Land in May.
Chairman of NAHCON, Alh. Zikrullah Kunle Hassan launched the committee, with 36 members, which is headed by Alh. Abdullahi Magaji Hardawa, the Commissioner for Works, launched the , on Wednesday at the Hall of Hajji, Abuja.
He also warned them to be diligent, fair and honest in carrying out their duties, so that the pilgrims will be successful in this year's Hajj. Ten airlines and three carriers have applied to transport the 2023 Hajj pilgrims.
The companies you have applied for include: Aero Contractors, Air peace, Arik Air L.t.d, Azman Air Services, Flynas (an airline owned by Saudi Arabia), K-impex Airline L.t.d, Max Air L.t.d, Skypower Express Airways, Value Jet, United Nigeria Airline Company Limited.
