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As an evident demonstration of customers’ satisfaction, two of NAHCO’s leading international airlines and one promising regional giant- Qatar Airways, Saudia Airlines and ASKY- have extended their contract tenor with the reknown ground handler, Nahcoaviance Plc.
Also, a new airline just making entry into the Nigerian market, FlyGabon, has pitched its tent with Nahco, in a new contract for the entirety of its passenger and cargo handling services.
Another novel brief which its execution has since begun, is the solar cells export whereby NAHCO is providing cutting edge, end-to-end cargo handling services in the export of the highly sensitive and fragile product.
Abridged details of the task Nahco has begun to render in the solar panel export with clinical finishing include cargo acceptance, build-up, warehousing, and export processing.
A statement from Nahcoaviance affirmed that it also offers a very rare professional service in full aircraft handling services and ensuring seamless ground handling and on-time departure throughout the project.
It is gratifying to reveal that numerous other international airlines are jostling for a share in the contract which must be executed with laser precision.
Recall that earlier in the year 2026, the producer of the solar panel, BGE (Nigeria) Solar FZE appointed Nahco to avail its state of the art cargo facility to begin the export of solar cell to the US.
The export project initially started with scheduled carriers, including Lufthansa (LH), Ethiopian Airlines (ET), Turkish Airlines (TK), and DHL, with shipments ranging between 20, 30 and 50 tons per consignment through freight forwarding partners such as Access Freight and Ideal Royal.
The new sign-on airlines and their contract tenor include Qatar, extended by three years, Saudia Air extended to five years, while the contract with the leading regional operator, ASKY, has been extended for another three years.
NAHCO has also extended its long-standing relationship with Africa regional operator, ASKY for another three years.
Also, the carrier of the moment, FlyGabon, surrendered it passenger and cargo handling to Nahco to service commencing October from 2024 to September 2027.
Speaking on the development, the Group Managing Director/CEO of the Company, Mr. Olumuyiwa Olumekun, emphasized that the company’s focus on value addition to its clients and shareholders,
Olumekun noted that the continuous deployment of new technology by the company ensures that NAHCO’s service delivery will only get better, providing the high-efficiency handling required for the precision operations of airlines.
“We remain committed to a strategy that prioritizes operational discipline and stakeholder happiness, ensuring that NAHCO continues to set the benchmark for safety and reliability in African aviation he said.
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