Confirming the suspension, General Manager, Public Affairs, NCAA, Fan Ndubuoke, said it was because its flight from Port Harcourt to Lagos made on air return due to technical problem.
The aircraft was said to have lost one of its engines and this was the second time in a week that such an incident would happen.
The aircraft, according to a source, had flown 38 miles away from Port Harcourt when one of the engines shut down, when it called the control tower.
It was gathered that by the time it was making the air return, it had flown 45 miles with one engine, in an aircraft laden with passengers.
The airline last year recorded a tragic crash in Lagos, killing 153 persons.
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