The Digest:
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has approved the commencement of domestic flight operations for Enugu Air, just hours after the airline's launch. The approval aligns with the Minister of Aviation’s 5-Point Agenda to support indigenous carriers.
Key Points:
- Enugu Air has received the NCAA’s approval to begin domestic flights, aided by its operational partner, XEJET.
- NCAA’s approval supports the 5-Point Agenda to promote indigenous airlines and boost the aviation sector.
- The airline will initially operate using XEJET's EMB 170 aircraft while awaiting its Air Operator Certificate (AOC).
- Ticket sales for Enugu Air flights are available via the XEJET platform, which is integrated with the Enugu Air website.
- NCAA is committed to creating a favorable regulatory environment for indigenous airlines, ensuring competition and maintaining safety and consumer protection standards.
- Enugu Air’s certification process is being completed in phases, and XEJET’s role is crucial in launching commercial flights.
Enugu Air has been granted approval to operate domestic flights by the NCAA, marking a key milestone for the state-owned airline. With XEJET’s partnership and regulatory backing, the airline is set to revolutionize air travel within Nigeria.
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Sources:
Daily Post, Vanguard
