AOCs: AON raises alarm over infrastructure deficit
By Dickson Omobola Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON, has raised the alarm over the increasing number of Air Operator Certificates, AOCs, being issued to new airlines, saying existing aviation infrastructure may not be sufficient to accommodate the expected growth in aircraft.
With the growth plans of a few airlines we already know about, not to mention the new ones we hear are coming on board, the capacity limitation is real.” Sharing his thoughts on the issue at a separate forum, acting Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Akwa Ibom state-owned airline, Ibom Air, George Uriesi, agreed that the infrastructure had been stretched.
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