Admin l Wednesday, June 06, 2017
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has put in place adequate measures to ensure full and sustained compliance with the Federal Government’s Executive Order (EO) in the nation’s airports.
The Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, (SAN), recently signed three far-reaching orders to ease business, fast track budget submissions and promote made in Nigeria goods.
On the ease of business, particularly within the airports and aviation-related businesses, the Director General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), Capt Muhtar Usman has directed all Aviation Safety Inspectors (ASI) to monitor the level of compliance with the Executive Order (EO) alongside their statutory oversight responsibilities at the airports as enshrined in the Nigerian Civil Aviation Regulations 2015 [Nig.CARs 2015].
All aviation parastatals under the Federal Ministry of Aviation, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Nigeria Meteorological Agency (Nimet) and Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) have since commenced compliance to the order.
On its part, NCAA has prepared a standard document outlining its core functions and services, appropriate charges, fees, licenses, waivers and other tax-related processes in adherence to the Executive Order (EO).
The schedule contains mode of communication of official decisions to the various applicants for our sundry services. This information, together with other vital information, for ease of doing business in Nigerian aviation sector are contained in the official website of the NCAA.
The Federal Government has handed down this order with the view to eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy that impedes business activities at our airports. In addition, it will improve safety, security and facilitation of passengers within and around the airport.
The NCAA Director General is in constant discussions with the heads of aviation agencies to ensure sustained adherence to the Executive Order (EO) by the parastatals and continuous surveillance by the regulatory Authority.
