Ghana Civil Aviation Authority Endorses Aero Maintenance Organization for Aircraft Services in West Africa

The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, led by Rev. Stephen Wilfr Arthur, has officially endorsed Aero Maintenance Organization (AMO), a division of Aero Contractors, for providing aircraft maintenance services in West and Central Africa.

The approval of AMO's maintenance facility located at Aero's headquarters at the General Aviation Terminal of Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria, is aimed at improving commercial aircraft operations in the region. The endorsement is significant as it highlights the high standards and capabilities of AMO in servicing commercial aircraft, particularly Boeing 737 classics.

This development is expected to reduce maintenance costs for airlines operating in the West African region, ultimately benefiting passengers by potentially lowering airfares. Aero Contractors, Nigeria's oldest airline, has a long history in the aviation industry, starting with oil and gas shuttle services in 1959 and later expanding into scheduled flights, aircraft maintenance, and helicopter operations.

The airline's commitment to quality maintenance services has earned it approvals from various aviation regulatory bodies, including EASA and FAA.