AIB defends review of passengers’ service charge

The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) yesterday justified the mandatory five per cent Passengers Service Charge (PSC) and its recent review, describing them as critical to the discharge of statutory regulatory functions of aviation agencies.

Collins Olayinka (Abuja), Odita Sunday and Wole Oyebade (Lagos)

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