9/12/13.
PRESS
RELEASE
NAMA boss
tasks African aviation experts on air safety
The managing director of Nigerian Airspace
Management Agency (NAMA), Engr. Mazi Nnamdi Udoh on Monday in Lagos tasked African
aviation experts to always strive for the best in their respective fields to ensure
safety in the African skies.
The NAMA boss, addressing participants at a
three day meeting of Inter-Flight Information Region (FIR) coordination between
Nigeria and her airspace neighbours, said with the election of an African,
Nigeria’s Dr.Olumuyiwa Aliu as the president of the civil aviation body–ICAO,
there is the need for the aviation experts in the continent to renew efforts in
turning African airspace to one of the best in the world.
Engr. Udoh , further remarked that African air
travel market has demonstrated a potential growth of about 7% which makes the
highest in the global world.
Participating Flight Information Regions (FIR)
include; Niamey, Libreville, Brazzaville, N’djamena, Doula, Accra and ASECNA
Dakar.
The
meeting, is intended to foster co-operation and harmony in the area of
inter-operability of systems between adjacent FIRs, seamlessness of flights
between the FIRs and effective co-ordination within the region.
Also to be
deliberated are challenges of coordination between FIRs, cross border search
and rescue operations and review of letters of agreement between contiguous
FIRs.
Signed
‘Supo Atobatele
,gm,pa,nama,hqtr.Lagos.
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