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British Airways Commends FAAN For Renovating The Abuja International Airport Terminal

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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has been commended for transforming the international terminal of the Nnamidi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja.

The commendation was given by British Airways.

The airline’s Regional Commercial Manager for West Africa, Kola Olayinka, gave the commendation on Tuesday in a press statement.

The statement was made after the airline moved to the international terminal for its operations.





In the statement, Olayinka said: “British Airways is pleased about the new Abuja International Airport Terminal, we embrace any opportunity to improve our services to passengers.

“Our newly upgraded lounge and the terminal will ensure a seamless travel experience for our passengers.

“We are excited to share these new developments with our Abuja passengers.”

 

The regional commercial manager added that this development was part of the airline’s drive to provide premium services to its passengers.

He said that the move came after the opening of the new Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.





Olayinka said that this was a result of FAAN’s goal to create an ultra-modern facility which would ensure efficient processing of passengers and improve the experience of travelers flying through Abuja.

He said: “Both airlines and passengers will experience a vast difference in both space and processing technology.

“British Airways new terminal relocation is in line with global efforts to ensure seamless, safe, and convenient travel for passengers.”

 





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