The Nigerian Meteorological Agency prediction of dust haze, cloudiness, and thunderstorms across the country is hampering flight schedule at the Asaba Airport.
The management says it is installing a brand new instrument land system to enable low visibility landing.
Activities are normal at the Asaba Airport as passengers book for flights to various destinations.
But, the Nimet prediction of hazy weather condition is already disrupting flight here.
Kennedy Onyenobi is the state metrological manager
For the Asaba Airport management flight schedule has moved to night time.
Despite the shift in time, the airport assures intending passengers that they have the right equipment to enable planes land safely during the night.
For the passengers, they are ready to accommodate any change as far it is for safety.
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