The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has ordered all airport cab operators across the country to upgrade their fleets to newer vehicle models, warning that a proposed extension until October 2026 will serve as the final grace period for compliance.
The directive is part of an aggressive push by the aviation regulator to standardize ground transportation and ensure that the first and last physical touchpoints for travelers match international standards.
The announcement follows recent friction and public concerns raised by the Association of Private Cab Operators regarding the vehicle standardization mandate and a parallel review of operational tariffs, which recently adjusted from N500 to N1,500.
Defending the strict vehicle standards, FAAN management emphasised that airports serve as the primary gateways to the nation, shaping the very first impressions for international investors and transit passengers.
According to the authority, travellers paying for premium airport services deserve clean, roadworthy, comfortable, and
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