Nigeria: Nahco Secures Ground Handling Contract Ahead Emirates' Return

10 September 2024
Daily Trust (Abuja)
By Abdullateef Aliyu

The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company PLC (NAHCO) has once again secured the bid to provide passenger and cargo ground handling services for Emirates Airlines at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos following the resumption of Emirates' flights to Nigeria.

This renewed contract underscores NAHCO's unrelenting 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 said.

Daily Trust reports that Emirates is set to resume flights to Nigeria on October 1 after a two-year suspension.

Chairman of NAHCO PLC, Dr. Seinde Fadeni said, "We are honoured to welcome Emirates Airlines back to Nigeria and to continue our longstanding relationship with this important Airline. 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."

Group Executive Director - Commercial & Business Development at NAHCO PLC, Prince Saheed Lasisi and GMD/CEO, Mr. Indranil Gupta, hailed the confidence reposed in the company.

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