The Association of Foreign Airlines Representatives in Nigeria, AFARN, has expressed its willingness to assist the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, sanitise the operations of agents of foreign airlines
and ensure its members operate in line with approved standard practices. The association also lauded NCAA for its tough stance on issues of safety and security.
AFARN is an amalgam of cargo airlines and companies providing support services in the nation’s aviation industry.
AFARN President, Okey Ikeri, who made the commendation during a meeting with NCAA Director-General, Dr. Harold Demuren, in Lagos, said a biometric type of identification had been introduced for all its members to ensure total compliance to aviation safety and security regulations.
AFARN President, Okey Ikeri, who made the commendation during a meeting with NCAA Director-General, Dr. Harold Demuren, in Lagos, said a biometric type of identification had been introduced for all its members to ensure total compliance to aviation safety and security regulations.
Ikeri said: “AFARN remains strongly committed to standard practices in aviation which NCAA has continued to champion over the years.
“As a professional body, we also welcome the idea of regular stakeholders’ forum to keep abreast of changes and developments in the system.”
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