The Muritala Muhammed Airport 2 Training Academy has successfully obtained regulatory accreditation to offer industry-relevant training courses.
The Murtala Muhammed Airport 2 Training Academy has successfully obtained regulatory accreditation to offer industry-relevant training courses.The facility commenced operations in 2019 and is managed by Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, operators of the MMA2 Terminal.
It noted that the objectives of the academy had been expanded to include the provision of world-class training courses and facilities to aviation stakeholders in the country.The stamen reads, “The MMA2 Training Academy has outstanding instructors and experienced specialists with a proven track record of protective aviation security across Nigeria.
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