Nigeria's Aviation Sector Addresses Aeropolitical Imbalances, Seeks Regulatory Support
Captain Chris Najomo of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) discussed Nigeria's struggle with aeropolitical imbalances, emphasizing the dominance of foreign carriers on lucrative routes like London. He pointed out the need for stronger regulatory support to boost Nigerian airlines' competitiveness and national pride.
Oluwabukola Teriba highlighted the global battleground nature of the London route, underscoring the importance of strategic backing for domestic carriers to thrive and reduce reliance on foreign airlines.
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