MMA2 unveils initiative to ease flight delays, cancellations
Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), the operator of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), has concluded plans to introduce On-Time-Performance (OTP), an initiative that will promote accountability and reward promptness for the airlines’ activities. While felicitating with Nigerian Muslims on this year’s Eid-El Kabir Festival, it assured them and other travellers and users of […]
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Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), the operator of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), has concluded plans to introduce On-Time-Performance (OTP), an initiative that will promote accountability and reward promptness for the airlines’ activities.
While felicitating with Nigerian Muslims on this year’s Eid-El Kabir Festival, it assured them and other travellers and users of the terminal of maximum safety and security within and around the airport facility during and after the festivity.
In a statement by its Head of Corporate Communications, Oluwatosin Onalaja, BASL said it has continued to invest heavily in infrastructure maintenance, and human capital development of its workforce, to promote and sustain the safety and security of lives and property within and around the airport terminal.
Onalaja said, “We are in the aviation business, a highly regulated and specialized industry. To achieve success in this space, modern infrastructure is key. Consistent maintenance is yet another face that must be heavily invested in.
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“On safety and security, we have a very large Aviation Security Team, who we continue to train and retrain. In addition to this professional training, we have also leveraged the expertise of the country’s various law enforcement agencies like the Police, the Air Force, and the DSS for joint drilling and training.”
Onalaja said BASL continues to provide additional operational support to all the airlines and other statutory regulatory agencies operating within the MMA2 to ease the burdens of flight delays and cancellations.
Onalaja explained that an airline is considered OTP Compliant when it is able to operate its scheduled flights timeously.
He added, “A flight is considered on time when it arrives and/or departs within 15 minutes of the scheduled time. Cancelled flights count as not-on-time flights. The OTP is calculated based only on flights that operate within the scheduled arrival and/or departure time, with minimal or zero cancellations.
“At the end of the day, the OTP-compliant airlines will be appropriately recognised and appreciated, to engender a culture of on-time performance among airlines at the MMA2 terminal,” he added.