FG directs NAEBI Dynamic Concepts to resume collection of helicopter landing levies

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FG directs NAEBI Dynamic Concepts to  resume collection of helicopter landing levies 



The Federal Government has lifted the temporary suspension on enforcement granted to MESSRS NAEBI DYNAMIC CONCEPTS LTD, consultants for the collection of helicopter landing charges for air navigation services related to helicopter operations by oil companies in the Gulf of Guinea.

According to a statement signed by Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Abdullahi Musa, the resumption of the task by the firm is sequel to a directive from the Ministry of Aviation.

According to a ministerial directive on the above subject, Messrs Naebi Dynamics Concepts Ltd is to immediately resume collection of levies related to air navigation services for helicopter operations by oil companies operations at fields, platforms, terminals, rigs, FPSOs (Floating Production, Storage and Offloading), heliports, helipads and aerodromes in line with its contract.  

The ministerial directive  specified that Naebi Dynamic concept Ltd shall strictly invoice oil companies directly however excluded helicopters operated by Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) from the said levies by the consultant.

It will be recalled that the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo had in June 2024 temporarily suspended the collection of helicopter landing levies following concerns raised by Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON).




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