Mr Onyema described the deal as a major leap for Nigeria’s aviation sector and praised Mr Tinubu for making it possible.
Mr Bajomo added that both ministers had mapped out plans for technical cooperation, including pilot training and airport infrastructure upgrades.
Mr Okonkwo reiterates the power of the pilot-in-command or an AVSEC officer.
KWAM 1, an ally of the president, had breached airport security and held a passenger aircraft hostage penultimate Tuesday.
The politician demanded equal justice for all. He also sought compassion, rehabilitation, and understanding when misconduct stems from frustration or aggression.
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) said KWAM1’s holding an aircraft hostage is considered an act of “terrorism in most climes.”
KWAM1 was seen trying to stop the plane from taking off.
Mr Keyamo described KWAM1’s conduct as “recalcitrant” and “totally unacceptable.”
Mr Keyamo accused ADC of reeling out isolated indices and figures, saying the ruling APC remained unruffled by the coalition’s growing popularity.
