- Crisis Emptying Nigeria, Africa’s Jet Fuel Reserves
- SAHCO Drives New Nigeria-UAE, Middle East Airlines Trade Alliances
- Why Nigeria Must Turn Airports Into Engines of Growth
- Walsh: Airfare rises ‘inevitable’ as Nigeria, global airlines face extra $100bn jet fuel bill
- ECOWAS Air Travel Reform Stalls as Only One Country Implements 25% Tax Reduction
MED-VIEW GET IATA CERTIFICATE.
From right, Area Manager, South-West Africa, International Air Transport Association, (IATA) Mr. Samson Fatoki, presenting IATA Certificate (Aviation Safety Rated Certificate) to Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, (MD/CEO), Med-View Airline Plc, Alhaji Muneer Bankole, Head, Flight Operations, Med-View, Capt. Godfrey Ogbogwu and Executive Director, Technical, Med-View, Engr. Lookman Animashaun at the Company’s Corporate Headquarters, Ikeja, Lagos yesterday.
Area Manager, South-West Africa, International Air Transport Association, (IATA) Mr. Samson Fatoki, (2nd right) presenting IATA Certificate (Aviation Safety Rated Certificate) to Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, (MD/CEO), Med-View Airline Plc, Alhaji Muneer Bankole, (middle), others from left, Executive Director, Technical, Engr. Med-View, Lookman Animashaun, Head, Flight Operations, Med-View, Capt. Godfrey Ogbogwu and Aviation Solution Manager, South-West Africa, International Air Transport Association, (AITA), Mrs. Ewemade Atake at the Company’s Corporate Headquarters, Ikeja, Lagos yesterday.
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, (MD/CEO), Med-View Airline Plc, Alhaji Muneer Bankole receiving , International Air Transport Association, (IATA) certificate (Aviation Safety Rated Certificate) from Area Manager, South-West Africa, International Air Transport Association, (IATA) Mr. Samson Fatoki at the Company’s Corporate Headquarters, Ikeja, Lagos yesterday.
Google+
