The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority NCAA has issued a certificate of accreditation to the Aerodrome Emergency Training School of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), Zaria, Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria as a provider of Aircraft Rescue and Fire-fighting (ARFF) training in Nigeria.
The certificate issuance is in line with the Authority’s mantra of ease of doing business without compromising standards and safety which took place at it’s Headquarters in Abuja the nation’s capital.
The Acting Director General, Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority Captain Chris Najomo said the accreditation of ARFF training by the NCAA, which is the first time it has been conducted in Nigeria, will enhance the safety and standardisation of ARFF training in the civil aviation industry.
“The benefits of the accreditation to NCAA, the Aviation industry, and the nation at large would enhance safety and standardisation of ARFF training across the industry, strengthened reputation for the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), and increased regulatory compliance.
“Others are robust global recognition, increased enrolment in the college, positive forex flow into the country, recognition from aviation stakeholders domestically and internationally, and increased eligibility for funding opportunities.”
While receiving the certificate, the Acting Rector of the college, Mr. Joseph Imalighwe appreciated the effort of Najomo for his leadership and effective oversight of the industry since assumption of office. He promised to uphold the standard of the accreditation and enhance the aviation sector.
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