The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has assured that there would be improved capacity in domestic air travel, as more airlines join scheduled flight service and expand their fleet. The minister made this known at the weekend in Lagos when Xejet, which hitherto operated high class charter service, started scheduled commercial operations, which it flagged off on Saturday. The minister said Xejet’s entry into the nation’s airspace would bring a new level of service, comfort, and safety for Nigerians.
“It also underscores the remarkable resilience of our local airline industry and the dedication to meeting the needs of passengers across the nation. Today’s flight demonstrates our continued commitment to supporting new investments and partnerships that drive the growth and sustainability of civil aviation in Nigeria,” he said. Keyamo commended the airline for its dedication to providing quality service and for the trust it has placed in the Nigerian aviation market, noting that it indicates a vote of confidence “in our economy and in the vision we share to establish Nigeria as a regional aviation hub.
” “The Ministry of Aviation is committed to creating an enabling environment that will support innovative and reliable airlines like XeJet, ensuring safe and efficient operations. I am confident that XeJet will be a valuable player in this journey, contributing to the quality, accessibility, and growth of air travel across our country. �.
