Aon plc, represented by a former NAMA MD, called on the National Assembly to scrap current airport charges and suggested a model similar to FAAN's.
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Updated Aug 6
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What happened
Aon plc, represented by a former NAMA MD, called on the National Assembly to scrap current airport charges and suggested a model similar to FAAN's.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Aon plc
British multinational corporation
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National Assembly
National Assembly of Ecuador
Related events
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- High operating costs due to levies and taxes are prompting the establishment of a committee on aviation issues, involving Tinubu and Aon in Nigeria.