NAHCO Adds Air Sierra Leone, Afrijet, To Its Clientele

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Mr. Olumuyiwa Olumekun, Group Managing Director?Chief Executive Officer, NAHCO Plc

The leading ground handling company in the ECOWAS subregion, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc, (nahco aviance), has added another two clients to its “kitty”, for total ground handling services.

The two new clients just coming up strongly with their niches in the West African regional airspace are Afrijet and Air Sierra Leone.

The ground handling needs of the two airlines in Nigeria will be provided by nahco-aviance, and as usual with precision.

The contracts between the parties would see NAHCO providing excellent service for Afrijet’ flights into Port Harcourt and Lagos. The company will also be providing full ground handling services to Air Sierra Leone’s flights to Lagos.

According to the media statement that announced the successful deal, it revealed that Nahco will render impeccable ground service to Afrijet for a duration of three years, between 2024 – 2027.

The contract terms with Air Sierra Leone are for a duration of five years, from 2024 to 2029.

Commenting on the cheering news of the newly signed on clients, the Group Executive Director, Commercial & Business Development, NAHCO Plc, Prince Saheed Lasisi said the 45 years of unblemished record has made Nahco the trail-blazer in the delivery of excellent service as it often surpasses the expectations of its clientele.

However, Lasisi slightly bragged further thus, “Our team of professional and experienced staff have continued to set the benchmark which guides ground handling operations in Nigeria. We assure Afrijet and ASL that they have made the best choice any airline could have made”, he said.

The Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, MD/CEO, NAHCO Plc., Mr. Olumuyiwa Olumekun, said NAHCO will always render quality, consistent and exceptional service.

Olumekun enthused, “We cannot afford to give our valued clients any cause to complain. We are on top of this game for the long term.”