FAAN targets investments in facilities improvement by 2025

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 FAAN targets investments in facilities improvement by 2025 














The Managing Director / Chief Executive , Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mrs  Olubunmi Kuku has  assured aviation stakeholders of the organisation’s continued focus on improving facilities and services at airports.
 She announced plans for additional investments in cooling systems, equipment upgrades, and modernising infrastructure by 2025, underscoring FAAN’s dedication to ensuring that Nigerians take pride in their airport facilities. 
Through these ongoing efforts,  she said FAAN aims to create a positive and enjoyable airport experience for all passengers and stakeholders.
Speaking in an interview during the commissioning of the refurbished E- Wing  Departure Section of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA).
Keyamo commended FAAN for its unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional service to Nigerian travellers.
The Minister praised the collaborative effort between FAAN and the United Bank for Africa, highlighting this project as part of a series of initiatives aimed at enhancing passenger comfort and entertainment within airport terminals.








 Mr Keyamo also lauded FAAN’s decision to procure energy-efficient buses, aligning with President Bola Tinubu’s goal of promoting sustainable practices and reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels.

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