The pilots have not been paid since March, reporters were told.
However, the airline has continued to sell tickets and check in passengers even with the knowledge that there may be no flights.
It was gathered that some passengers were informed at the check-in counter that there would be a “slight delay”.
At the Abuja airport, announcements were regularly made via the PA system announcing a delay by “one hour”, a stranded passenger told newsmen.
“The deceit is too much. But you cannot blame Dana. It is the regulatory system that allow such maltreatment of passengers that should bear the blame,” he said.
Intending passengers who are unaware of the strike are still buying Dana tickets and checking in at the airport. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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