The Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has commenced calibration of landing systems at the Ekiti Agro-Allied International Cargo Airport to begin commercial flight operations.
This is barely a month after the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), granted approval for non-scheduled flight operations at the airport for six months.
The calibration aircraft that conveyed the NAMA officials touched down on the runway of the airport at exactly 4:13 pm. The exercise commenced immediately.
Calibration in the air system industry is a process that allows the safety of air navigation by conducting regular flight inspection, calibration of test equipment systems, and surveillance of airspace systems. It is also part of the final stages of ensuring the facility meets global aviation standards for safe and efficient operations.
Briefing Journalists at the airport, AVM Makinde said, the landing of the calibrator aircraft and the…
Source: Guardian Newspaper
