Ken Okeke
The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company PLC (NAHCO) has secured the bid to provide passenger and cargo ground handling services for Emirates Airlines at Lagos Airport, following the resumption of the airline’s flights to Nigeria.
This renewed contract underscores NAHCO’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional ground handling services and highlights its role as a critical partner in Nigeria’s aviation industry.
The agreement with Emirates Airlines reinforces NAHCO’s position as the trusted service provider to some of the world’s leading airlines.
The company’s Chairman, Dr. Seinde Fadeni, expressed his honor in welcoming Emirates Airlines back to Nigeria and continuing their longstanding relationship.
“Securing this renewal is a testament to NAHCO’s consistent quality of service and the trust our partners place in us. We look forward to further strengthening valued partnerships and continuing to set the standard for ground handling in Nigeria,” he said.
Prince Saheed Lasisi, Group Executive Director – Commercial & Business Development at NAHCO PLC, attributed the successful renewal of the contract to the hard work and dedication of the entire NAHCO team.
“We are proud to be the preferred ground handlers once again for Emirates as they resume their flights to Nigeria. Our focus remains on delivering world-class services that meet and exceed the expectations of our airline partners,” he stated.
Mr. Indranil Gupta, GMD/CEO of NAHCO PLC, expressed his privilege in being chosen once more by Emirates Airlines for their ground handling needs at Lagos Airport.
He reaffirmed NAHCO’s commitment to supporting the growth of its airline partners in Nigeria and expressed optimism about the company’s future.
This renewed contract is a testament to NAHCO’s ability to deliver exceptional ground handling services, and the company is committed to continuing to provide world-class services to its airline partners.
With this agreement, NAHCO solidifies its position as a leading ground handling service provider in Nigeria, and its partnership with Emirates Airlines is expected to further boost the country’s aviation industry.