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Abuja Airport closure: Bi-Courtney promises quality service

Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), operator of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), Lagos, has assured domestic airlines and passengers wishing to use the Kaduna Airport as alternative to Abuja Airport of quality service.

BASL kicked against suggestions that the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) in Lagos be expanded to accommodate the expected rise in passenger traffic during the Abuja Airport closure.

Spokesman of the company, Steve Omolale, quoted the Chief Executive Officer, Captain Jari Williams, in a statement that “MMA2 is adequately positioned 24/7 to accommodate any airline willing to process its passengers through our facility, as we are home to five airlines, including Aero contractors, Dana, Medview, First Nation and Azman. We still have 70 per cent un-utilised capacity for passenger facilitation”.

The statement added that BASL will dedicate a section of MMA2 to any airline having challenges in processing its passengers at GAT and guarantees that safety, security and specific passenger facilitation requirements will be put in place to address the airlines’ specific needs within 24 hours.

It added: “MMA2 has un-utilised capacity with well-trained staff who are in position to handle any such requests. We are also ready for regional flight operations as facilities for this are 100 per cent available at our terminal and have remained un-utilised since.”

 

 

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