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NCAA easing operation processes in aviation sector — Achimugu

Tyavzua Saanyol
November 21, 2024
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The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on Thursday disclosed that the Authority is simplifying processes of operation for ease of doing business in the aviation sector in Nigeria.

Speaking in Abuja, the Director of Public Affairs & Consumer Protection, Michael Achimugu said the NCAA is doing what needs to be done to support domestic airlines.

According to him, “Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) themselves yesterday, through their Chairman and Vice-chairman, affirmed this reality on our part at the NCAA.

“What we have done is make the processes easier and faster for the airlines. You will recall that Captain Chris Najomo’s mantra is the ease of doing business without compromising safety and standards.

“Yesterday, the airline operators affirmed that processes that used to take them two and a half years before now take no longer than three months.

“As a matter of fact, there are some of these processes that now take just 24 hours, or two weeks to complete” he stated.

Achimugu said the ease in operation processes as affirmed yesterday by members of the AON has never happened in the history of the NCAA.

“So with this affirmation from our critical stakeholders, it is very clear that the NCAA has not relented or failed in carrying out it duty to support the industry.

“This situation motivated the call by the AON yesterday on the federal government to confirm the appointment of Captain Chris Najomo as a substantive DGCA of the NCAA,” he said.

He said for major stakeholders to be lobbying for the confirmation of your appointment. “It means you have done everything right, ” Achimugu stated.

It will be recalled that the Airlines Operators of Nigeria (AON) on Wednesday asked the Federal government to confirm the appointment of Captain Chris Najomo as the substantive Director General of the NCAA.

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