Revolutionizing Air Safety: NCAA’s Enhanced Surveillance Signals A New Era

Revolutionizing Air Safety: NCAA’s Enhanced Surveillance Signals A New Era

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to a safer airspace, spotlighting new measures to strengthen safety surveillance. Acting Director-General, Capt. Chris Najomo, confirmed…Revolutionizing Air Safety: NCAA’s Enhanced Surveillance Signals A New Era

this in a statement on Thursday, outlining the strides the agency has made in airspace security.

“We’ve significantly ramped up safety surveillance to ensure the airspace remains secure,” Najomo stated, attributing the success to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda and the aviation minister’s focused five-point plan.

As part of their renewed efforts, the NCAA has stepped up enforcement, including recent sanctions against airlines failing to meet refund obligations. “We’ll continue to ensure airlines comply with regulations, and 2025 promises even greater progress,” Najomo added.

Addressing criticisms of his leadership, Najomo assured that such distractions would not interfere with his duties. “I remain focused on my work,” he asserted.

Highlighting the Authority’s modernization efforts, Capt. Najomo also revealed plans to fully digitalize operations, including advanced tools like the flight data center and CPD portal, to further streamline the aviation industry.

Stay tuned as NCAA continues to elevate Nigeria’s aviation sector with cutting-edge technology and rigorous safety protocols.