From Left: Wale Odutola, MD/CEO ATT ACADEMY; Moore Ibekwe, Boeing Sales Rep; Obiora Okonkwo, Founder and CEO, United Nigeria Airline; Rick Swart, US Consular General, Lagos Nigeria; Samuel Obafemi Bajomo, SA to the Minister of Aviation; Majekodunmi Omololu, MD Valuejet; Mazi Ositadinma Okonkwo, MD United Nigeria Airline.
The long-standing, costly practice of domestic airlines exporting foreign currency to Europe and the United Kingdom for mandatory aircraft maintenance type training has taken a major back seat.
At the Aviation Techniks and Training Academy (ATT Academy) in Lagos on Tuesday, aerospace leader, The Boeing Company officially commenced the first tranche of its structured engineering development program on Nigerian soil.
The advanced, intensive course runs until July 29, specifically training a joint cohort of 16 aircraft maintenance engineers drawn from United Nigeria Airlines and ValueJet.
The program targets the Boeing 737 Next Generation (737NG) aircraft platform, providing local technicians with rigorous instruction across
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