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Six security firms secure NCAA certification to boost aviation safety

From The Punch · () English

Translated from English and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Six aviation security institutions and service providers have received Aviation Security authorization certificates from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
  • The certification aims to strengthen aviation security standards and regulatory compliance within Nigeria's aviation sector.
  • The validity period for the unified NCAA certification has been extended from two to three years.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has issued Aviation Security authorization certificates to six institutions and service providers, marking a significant step in enhancing security standards across the nation's aviation sector. This move is part of ongoing efforts to ensure robust regulatory compliance and strengthen overall aviation security.

certification remained compulsory for all institutions involved in aviation security operations, and its approval is strictly based on compliance with established regulatory standards

· Chris Najomo (represented by Bernard Omogo)Stating the mandatory nature of the certification process.

The certified entities include the FAAN Aviation Training School, Maiken Security and Consultancy Services Limited, Safety Signatures Limited, Jomaric Security Service Nigeria Limited, and Vani Security. According to the NCAA's X handle, the certification is a mandatory requirement for all institutions involved in aviation security operations, with approvals strictly based on adherence to established regulatory standards.

Bernard Omogo, Director of Aviation Security Regulation, represented by NCAA Director-General Chris Najomo, highlighted the compulsory nature of certification. Hamza Ibrahim, Head of Training and Certification at AVSEC, described the exercise as initiating a "new phase of verification for service providers." Notably, the validity period for the unified NCAA certification has been extended from two to three years for the first time.

a new phase of verification for service providers

· Hamza IbrahimDescribing the significance of the certification exercise.

Representatives from the certified service providers expressed their appreciation for the initiative, recognizing it as a significant step. They pledged their continued compliance with aviation security regulations and committed to upholding professionalism and global best practices in their operations. The event was attended by top NCAA officials, representatives from the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), the Ministry of Aviation, and other key stakeholders in the aviation security sector.

a significant initiative

· Service providers' representativesExpressing appreciation for the NCAA's certification exercise.
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Originally published by The Punch in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.