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Star Air Line aircraft, the airline that flew Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre to Lasanod, amidst controversy surrounding the Puntland government's involvement.

PUNTLAND, SOMALIA – The Ministry of Civil Aviation and Airports of Puntland has categorically denied social media reports claiming that Star Air Line, one of the airlines operating in the region, had suspended its services. Minister of Civil Aviation, Abdullahi Bile Nur, labeled the reports as “fabricated” and “groundless.”

In an official statement, the ministry clarified that all airlines, including Star Air Line, continue to operate normally and that there has been no disruption in service. The ministry reaffirmed its full support for the aviation sector and the companies providing air transport in Puntland.

“Flights are running as usual. The rumors of airline suspensions are false. The Ministry of Civil Aviation and Airports continues to support and promote the operations of airlines in the region,” the statement read.

The ministry also warned the public against relying on unverified information spread on social media, stating that the rumors about Star Air Line were based on inaccurate data with no official basis.

This clarification aims to reassure travelers and partners in the aviation industry that Puntland remains committed to maintaining stable and reliable air transport services across its territories.

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