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FG asks IATA to change Osubi airport code

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The Federal Government has formally requested IATA to change the Osubi Airport code (QRW) to better reflect its true identity and location, aiming to reduc Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-asks-iata-to-change-osubi-airport-code/

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