Tag: Captain Ado Sanusi
Sanusi Flags Confusion Over Airport PPP Framework
“The runway system is the heart of airport infrastructure and is rightly classified as a sovereign and security asset,” he noted. “Most PPPs do...
Aero Contractors Marks Turnaround with 14% Profit, Prepares for Investors
In a milestone for Nigeria’s aviation industry, Aero Contractors marks turnaround with 14% profit, signaling the airline's recovery. The company, which had faced financial...
Captain Sanusi Slams Naebi Dynamics’ $300 Landing Levy as “Taxation Without...
Aero Contractors' Captain Ado Sanusi questions Naebi Dynamics Concept's $300 charges on aviation facilities describing it as taxation without service. In an exclusive interview...
‘No airline makes profit on wet-leased aircraft’, Sanusi makes case for...
Managing Director of Aero Contractors, Captain Ado Sanusi has said no airline can succeed or make profit basing their operations on wet-leasing aircraft stating...
Aero relaunches ops with 6 aircraft from December 5, pledges not...
Ahead of recommencement of operations from December 5th, 2023 Aero Contractors, Nigeria’s oldest aviation company says its hiatus has given time to reflect and...
COVID-19: NCAA declares 90% revenue decline as it fears for airline’s...
Experts rub minds on way forward for travel post COVID-19
EXPERTS have come together to express ideas on how to move...
Aero MRO has capacity for Embraers, NGs but will gravity towards...
CHIEF Executive Officer of Aero Contractors, Captain Ado Sanusi has said the Maintenance Repair Overhaul (MRO) part of the organization's business is prepared to...
Elin Group Nigeria orders three Dash 8-400 at $99 million from...
Aero contractors to handle aircraft maintenance, spares; logistics
ELIN Group of Nigeria at the Dubai Air Show, has made a firm...
Updated: Aero Contractors introduces new routes, increases fleet
Sanusi also said that Aero has increased its helicopter fleet from three (3) to Seven (7) with plans to make it ten (10) to enable it service the Niger- Delta region because of the Oil and Gas business thriving there, stating that the airline before venturing into commercial operations was chiefly a helicopter service which served that region as well as the Gulf of Guinea.
