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The Akwa Ibom State Government has reiterated its commitment to the full operation of the Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility at Victor Attah International Airport, Uyo and the expansion of the Ibom Air fleet.
Governor Umo Eno made the commitment in high-level meetings with SAMCO Group Europe and Airbus in Montreal, Canada, ahead of the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) of Ibom Air’s latest Airbus A220-300 aircraft.
These were to build the technical and maintenance capabilities required to support Ibom Air’s expanding fleet and to bolster Akwa Ibom’s standing in the aviation industry.
Governor Eno held a meeting with the Chief Executive Officer of SAMCO Group Europe, Constant Van Shani, where the duo discussed a strategic partnership to manage and operate the MRO facility.
He said the administration was looking for a pragmatic partnership that would enhance the state’s aviation infrastructure, technical capabilities, skilled employment and build a sustainable local aviation workforce.
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The Governor said his administration has put a lot of money into making sure the MRO facility is finished. He recalled his team’s visit to SAMCO’s facility and said he was impressed by the company’s technical capabilities and operational standards.
He stressed that the proposed relationship should go beyond the normal consultancy, with discussions on aircraft maintenance and technical support especially for the Ibom Air fleet as well as technical training, technology transfer and capacity building.
“Developing indigenous aviation expertise will reduce our dependence on overseas maintenance facilities, strengthen the MRO at Victor Attah International Airport and create opportunities for highly skilled aviation professionals in Akwa Ibom”, Governor Eno said.
In response, Van Shani welcomed the Governor’s commitment to the proposed partnership.
Governor, we are glad to know that you are ready to work with us. “We’re here to get it done beyond consulting,” he said.
SAMCO Aviation Services B.V. is a Dutch aviation maintenance company. Headquartered at Maastricht-Aachen Airport, it specializes in the repair and maintenance of civil aircraft and aerospace equipment.
Governor Eno also held discussions with the Vise President of Sales for Africa of Airbus, Hadi Akoum, thanking the aircraft manufacturer for its partnership with Ibom Air and for its efforts at ensuring the delivery of the new aircraft.
The Akwa Ibom State Government, Governor Udom Emmanuel told Airbus, is still very committed to Ibom Air and described the airline as a strategic economic asset to the State.
He said Ibom Air remained at the core of the administration’s plans to expand tourism, connectivity, trade and investment, stressing that “it is a forex-denominated business, and airlines must be made to function.”
“The state will continue to make the necessary strategic investments to ensure the airline remained commercially viable, operationally strong and capable of supporting Akwa Ibom’s broader economic ambitions,” Governor Eno added.
Akoum, for his part, described Ibom Air as a big Airbus customer in Africa and disclosed that the Airbus currently produces about 14 aircraft monthly with a production backlog of about 9,000 aircraft.
He also spoke about the A220-300’s ability to carry around 120 passengers and its cargo capability.
The discussions highlighted the need for continued collaboration among Airbus, Ibom Air and the Akwa Ibom State Government as the airline grows its fleet and network.
