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Nigeria Takes Delivery Of 3 Training Aircrafts For Aviation College
Federal Government (FG) has taken delivery of the first batch of 3 training aircrafts for Aviation Training College in Zaria.
The three new aircrafts will make training more efficient, faster and cheaper.
The acquisitions comes nearly 6 months after taken delivery of Boeing 737-NG Full Flight Simulator for pilot training.
The Federal Government (FG) has taken delivery of the first batch of 3 training aircrafts for its aviation training school. The new aircrafts will be used at the Nigeria College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), Zaria, Kaduna State.
According to Minister for Aviation, Sen. Sirika Hadi, who made this known in a tweet on his official twitter account, the new aircraft will make training more efficient, faster and cheaper.
The 56 year old former Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria added that “there is no better safety than a well trained, proficient aviator.”
“Just received the first batch of 3 training aircraft for our training college Zaria. There is no better safety than a well trained, proficient aviator.”
“Training will now be more efficient, faster & cheaper. Our roadmap is yielding good result. We appreciate your support.”
The new acquisitions by the FG comes nearly 6 months after taken delivery of Boeing 737-NG Full Flight Simulator for pilot training.
The simulator was installed at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) in Zaria, Kaduna State. It is expected to curb capital flight.
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