Dana concludes re-certification, to acquire more air planes

Dana Air has concluded the re-certification exercise of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), earning a clean bill of health from the apex regulatory body. 
 
The airlines said the revalidation was an incentive to do more, especially offering its guests additional flights to ease the pain of travellers, who have had to bear the high cost of tickets as a result of flight shortage across the country.
 
To this effect, the airlines hinted about its plans to acquire more aircraft in the New Year, as part of its strategic route and fleet expansion programme. Re-certification in Nigeria’s aviation industry is a standard practice conducted every two years by the NCAA. During the period, an airline’s operation is totally reviewed from ground handling to quality assurance, and particularly safety standards. 

At the moment, discussions with our financial partners are in top gear, and very soon we will acquire some aircraft to add to our fleet.

“In the interim, our smart scheduling team have created additional flights to ensure that individuals, friends and families travelling this yuletide for business or leisure are not stranded or suffer unreasonable hike in fares for poor service.
 
“Our position, having gone through the review, is to continue to maintain our operational efficiency, which we have come to be known for. We wish to sincerely apologise to our guests for the slight disruption in flights during the course of our re-certification.”