Aero Contractors' CEO Calls for Government Action in Aviation

Captain Ado Sanusi, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Aero Contractors Limited, spoke during the airline's 67th anniversary celebration, highlighting significant challenges in Nigeria's aviation sector. He noted that over 100 airlines have ceased operations in Nigeria, which he described as an abnormal situation that requires urgent government attention.
Sanusi acknowledged the government's efforts in infrastructure and policy but stressed that these must specifically address the unique challenges faced by the aviation industry. He pointed out that the industry has not seen robust net profits in over a century and cited the closure of Nigeria Airways as a historical failure.
Sanusi argued that the government should intervene before a full-blown aviation crisis occurs, similar to past banking crises. He mentioned plans for Aero Contractors to expand its routes and renew its fleet, indicating a proactive approach to improving the airline's operations.
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