Air Peace and NCAA’s inaccurate flight delay report

The distinguished American novelist, E.L. Doctorow, once compared writing fiction to driving a car at night with limited visibility: you know your destination, you know the way, but headlights clarify only the road immediately in front of you. Reporting domestic flight disruptions statistics, one of the statutory duties assigned to the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), offers similar challenges, similar difficulties. The destination is a calendar given: a monthly analysis.                
But for the report to worth the ink and paper on which the summary of such flight disruptions is written, it must be accurate, not   guesswork. Anything outside accuracy   approximates to a f...