Ken Okeke
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) is set for its the 3rd National Aviation Conference (FNAC 2025), scheduled to hold on the 17th and 18th of November 2025 in Lagos.
Themed “Elevating the Nigerian Aviation Industry through Investment, Partnerships, and Global Engagements,” this year’s conference will bring together critical stakeholders, policymakers, investors, and aviation professionals from within and outside Nigeria to deliberate on strategies for positioning the nation’s aviation industry as a catalyst for sustainable national and regional economic growth.
Speaking on the forthcoming event, the Chairperson of the FNAC 2025 Organising Committee and FAAN’s Director of Human Resources and Administration, Dr. Emiola Luqman, stated:
“The Nigerian aviation industry is at a defining stage, presenting vast opportunities for investment and innovation. With its large and growing population, strategic geographical position, and the Federal Government’s commitment to infrastructure development and regulatory reform, Nigeria offers a strong value proposition for investors. FAAN, through FNAC, continues to provide a credible platform for engagement and collaboration, and FNAC 2025 will demonstrate how far we have progressed and the immense potential that lies ahead.”
Since its inception, the FAAN National Aviation Conference has evolved into a premier platform for policy dialogue, knowledge exchange, and partnership development in the Nigerian aviation industry. It has contributed significantly to advancing stakeholder engagement, fostering innovation, and promoting investment in aviation infrastructure and related sectors.
The 2025 edition will feature a series of high-level sessions, including: Industry Expert Discussions, Investment Forum, State Governors’ Forum, Exhibitions and Career Fair for aspiring aviation professionals.
The FAAN is therefore inviting investors, development partners, government Agencies, and industry stakeholders to participate in this important event, aimed at strengthening collaboration, deepening investment, and charting a sustainable future for Nigeria’s aviation sector.