Kano plans launch of state-owned commercial airline
Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has announced plans to establish a state-owned airline aimed at providing job opportunities for trained pilots from the state. The announcement was made during an executive council meeting at the Government House in Kano, where the governor received several awards for supporting aviation training. The proposed airline is expected to begin operations within the next year. The initiative highlights the state's commitment to developing its aviation sector and supporting local talent.
What we know
- Abba Yusuf unveiled the plan for a Kano State-owned commercial airline to create jobs for indigenes who have completed pilot training.
- The announcement was made during the 40th Executive Council Meeting at the Government House, Kano.
- The governor received multiple awards, including recognition from the Kano State Pilot Association, for supporting pilot training.
- The proposed airline is expected to start operations within the next year, according to Abba Yusuf.
- The Chairman of the Kano State Pilot Association, Naziru Ibrahim, praised the governor for helping members revalidate their flying licences and appealed for further support.
