Uber, Bolt not banned at Nigerian airports, says FAAN
The authority said that its primary concern was to ensure that commercial transportation activities within airport premises complied with safety, security and operational requirements.
It said that airports were highly regulated environments, requiring all commercial transportation providers to have an appropriate framework that gave the airport authority visibility over their vehicles, drivers and operations.
It said that complaints had been received, and it had observed operational challenges associated with commercial transportation activities within and around airport premises, including passenger solicitation and touting.
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