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The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has been granted a new Air Traffic Control (ATC) Simulator Certificate. This crucial certification comes from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). The new simulator will significantly improve pilot training.
The Director of Air Traffic Control, Mr. John Tayo formally presented the ATC certificate. The Managing Director/Chief Executive of NAMA, Engr. Farouk Ahmed Umar, received it. The simulator will advance aviation training. It also aligns with global best practices.
Mr. Tayo praised the local management at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA).
He also commended the Department of Technical Evaluation and Manpower Development. Their combined efforts made the ATC certification possible. This collaboration ensured a successful outcome.
Upon receiving the certificate, Engr. Umar expressed his excitement. He acknowledged the collaborative work that led to the achievement.
The new simulator will boost manpower development. He believes it will also improve operational efficiency.
The new simulator will ensure Nigeria’s skies are safer. It is a critical step for aviation training. It will sustain best practices in air traffic management. This will benefit both airlines and passengers.
The Impact of the New ATC Simulator
The newly certified simulator is a game-changer for Nigerian aviation. It will provide realistic training scenarios. This will help prepare air traffic controllers for various situations.
The simulator supports ongoing professional development.
The simulator plays a vital role in strengthening the ATC workforce. It allows for continuous skill improvement. This will enhance operational safety across the country.
The certification also highlights NAMA’s commitment to excellence.
This development marks a significant step forward. It will advance aviation training and safety. This helps secure Nigeria’s position in global aviation.
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