AIR PEACE PICKETING: Due process followed, we owe passengers nothing – Unions

By Dickson Omobola Unions in the air transport sector, Tuesday, defended their decision to picket the country’s largest airline, Air Peace, saying the industrial action was lawful and that they cannot be held responsible for third-party compensation claims by passengers and...

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August 18, 2026 · 17:51 · 5 min read

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