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Nominations Open for Aviators Africa Tower Awards
The organisers of Aviators Africa Tower Awards are pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2023 edition of the awards. The awards celebrate excellence and sustainability in the African aviation industry and recognize companies and individuals who have made significant contributions to the growth and development of the industry.
The Aviators Africa Tower Awards will be presented in three broad categories, including brands, Change-makers, and Hall of fame.
Nominations are open to all companies and individuals who have demonstrated excellence in the provision of aviation services, as well as those who have contributed to the growth and development of the industry in Africa. Self-nominations are also accepted.
“We are excited to open nominations for the 2023 edition of the Aviators Africa Tower Awards,” said Toni Ukachukwu CEO, of Aviators Africa. It would be recalled that we had appointed an advisory board and award committee consisting of members of repute. This is in our bid to further deepen the credibility of Tower awards and institutionalize the process. We will also engage the services of an audit firm.”
He further stated that this year marks an improvement in the award presentation as winners will now go home with a statuette that represents the Tower as a symbol of hallmark and excellence
The period for nomination is from 1st -30th June 2023 after which voting commences.
The winners for each category would be announced at the African Aviation Sustainability Conference and Tower awards gala holding from 29-30 September in South Africa.
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