The minister said they are reviewing the concession process of major airports to ensure it is more transparent to deliver world-class infrastructure.
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“We are starting the process of concession of airports all over again to make it more transparent,” the minister said, adding that “bureaucracy cannot run public infrastructure”. It’s essential to acknowledge that news production incurs expenses, and we take pride in never placing our stories behind a prohibitive paywall.of the establishment of Nigeria Air and for the prosecution of those involved in the unveiling of the national carrier, describing the exercise as a “ fraud”.
“Despite current challenges, there is hope and confidence about the future of the aviation sector,” the minister said. There are also plans to support and empower local operators to compete with other international airlines on more international routes, facilitate the acquisition of aircraft under dry lease agreements, and review BASA to favour local operators.
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