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Ibom Air Records 65,000 Flights In Seven Years
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Ibom Air Records 65,000 Flights In Seven Years

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Ibom Air says it has recorded no fewer than 65,000 flights and transported nearly five million passengers since its maiden operation in June 2019.

‎The Group Manager, Marketing and Communication, Aniekan Essienette, disclosed this in a statement in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State capital.

‎Essienette said that the airline had grown its fleet to 10 aircraft, serving seven domestic destinations and one regional destination in West Africa.

‎She said that Ibom Air’s operations had strengthened connectivity while supporting trade, investment, tourism and business travel.

‎The group manager congratulated the Akwa Ibom government and people on the 39th anniversary celebration of the state’s creation.

‎“Since its creation in 1987, Akwa Ibom has earned a reputation as one of Nigeria’s forward-looking states through sustained investments.

‎“The state has ensured sustained investments in infrastructure, human capital, healthcare, education, aviation, tourism and economic development,” she said.

‎According to Essienette, the air company was established by the state government to improve connectivity, stimulate economic activity and demonstrate the state’s capacity to build and sustain a world-class institution.

‎“The airline also reflects the state government’s commitment to developing local talent and creating employment opportunities.

‎“Hundreds of Akwa Ibom people currently serve in leadership, flight operations, engineering, customer service, finance and technical roles within the airline,” she said.

‎She said that the airline’s economic impact extended beyond aviation to supply chain activities that had injected more than N60 billion into the local economy.

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