The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has said that the Federal Government is ready to make Nigeria the aviation hub of
Keyamo stated this in Abuja on Wednesday at the Seventh Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition 2023.
“The government is already looking at aircraft leasing company, aircraft maintenance organisation, forex availability, and tax holidays to improve the aviation business in Nigeria. “The government welcomes major players in aircraft leasing and head lessors to invest in Nigeria airlines to provide state-of-the-art aircraft,” he said.
The minister said Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul facility was another critical component that could make the Nigerian aviation industry a hub on the continent.
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