Implications of the Cape Town Practice Direction On The Fortunes Of Nigerian Airlines And The Economy will be thoroughly examined at the Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASRTI) at its Quarter 3 Business Breakfast Meeting (BBM) which will hold on November 28, 2024.
A statement by the Publicity Secretary of ASRTI, Albinus Chiedu said Minister of Aviation & Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo (SAN) will deliver the keynote address at the event.
Other speakers at the event where industry stakeholders will assemble to examine how the signing of the Cape Town Convention Practice Direction will impact the sector.t are Mr. L. Fubara Anga (SAN), Legal Partner, Alex Partners; Mr. Pekun Sowole Esq, Principal Partner, Pekun Soiwole & Co and Mr. Roland Iyayi, CEO, TopBrass Aviation.
The programme will hold at Golfview Hotel, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos.
“Over the years, we in ASRTI have never and do not intend to relent on efforts to encourage improvement of various segments of Nigeria’s aviation industry from an advisory capacity, and this aligns with our focus over the years on advancement of safety in the sector. This Business Breakfast Meeting is another opportunity, as we collaborate with stakeholders to examine closely, the implications of CTC on the airlines in particular, and the country’s economy,” said ASRTI President, Air Commodore Ademola Onitiju (Rtd).
ASRTI is Nigeria’s foremost not-for-profit group of aviation veterans concerned about the advancement of safety, security and customer satisfaction in Nigeria’s aviation industry through the observance of global best practices. Membership is open to individuals and organizations who share such values.
