NCAA on Wednesday reaffirmed the June 21 date approved by the Federal Government (NigeriaGov) for five airports in the country to be reopened for aviation businesses as part of the second phase of the eased of COVID-19 lockdown.
NCAA on Wednesday reaffirmed the June 21 date approved by the Federal Government for five airports in the country to be reopened for aviation businesses as part of the second phase of the eased of COVID-19 lockdown.
Investigations also revealed that the engineer units of other carriers are rushing to complete checks on their airplanes. Sanusi said: “We have some protocols that need to be done but in every contest we are ready to start anytime from now and I believe most of the airlines too have gone far in all the protocols the NCAA wants us to do.“Most of them are trainings and some kind of manuals that we need to do and some also are the acquisition of the Personal Protective Equipment for the crew. Some are reviewing the procedures that we need to follow during check in and disembarking.
“We must look at what they will use to disinfect the planes because it must be in conformation with what the manufacturers say we can use to disinfect inside the airplane,” he explained. “Air Peace is technically ready. We have beefed up efforts to get our flying crew ready. Our ground operations unit and relevant department are set for the scheduled date. We hope the June 21, 2020 date for airports re-opening is definite.” Olisa said.General Manager, Public Affairs of the NCAA Sam Adurogboye told The Nation on Wednesday that the regulatory body had been working with the airlines to meet the checklist before the June 21 reopening date.
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