Foreign Airlines Seek Solutions to Nigeria's Aviation Bottlenecks

Foreign airlines operating in Nigeria are urging for urgent solutions to the aviation bottlenecks in the country, including increased operational costs, infrastructure deficiencies, policy inconsistencies, and foreign exchange constraints. Damilola Ogunsey, the newly appointed chairman of the International Airline Operators Committee, emphasized the significant challenges faced by the aviation sector.

While acknowledging progress in the sector, Ogunsey also highlighted the need to address issues such as operational costs, infrastructure limitations, policy inconsistencies, and the overall passenger experience at airports. Despite the challenges, Ogunsey remains optimistic about the sector's future and commended the Nigerian government's efforts towards aviation reforms and infrastructure development.