Introduction to Ibom Air Cadet Pilots and Engineers
Gov. Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has received 35 indigenous Ibom Air cadet pilots and maintenance engineers who graduated from Airbus Flight Academy in France and Ethiopian Airline Aviation Academy. The governor expressed delight at the successful graduation of the 15 aircraft pilots and 20 maintenance engineers, describing them as “assets to the state” and commending them for showing diligence in their career paths.
The Governor’s Remarks
Eno welcomed the cadets back to the state on behalf of the government and people of Akwa Ibom, stating that he was proud of their achievements. He assured them of more opportunities in the sector that would lift them to greater heights. The governor also thanked his predecessor, Mr Udom Emmanuel, for his vision of setting up and nurturing the state-owned airline, as well as for selecting indigenes of the state for training as pilots and aircraft maintenance engineers.
Appreciation for Ibom Air Management
The governor applauded the management of Ibom Air for the work they have done, saying that they have encouraged his administration to build on the achievements of the airline, especially in capacity development and quality facilities. He expressed delight that the beneficiaries were selected based on merit, emphasizing the importance of building a state where people don’t have to benefit from the state or programmes because they know somebody.
Future Plans for Ibom Air
Eno assured the management of Ibom Air that the state under his leadership would continue to support its plans and programmes to enhance a more excellent service delivery in the country and beyond. The governor promised to provide a conducive work environment for aviation professionals by giving them comfortable accommodations along the aviation corridor of the state.
Remarks from Ibom Air Chairman
Earlier, the Chairman of Ibom Air, Capt. Mfon Udom, said the team of pilots and engineers graduated with excellent grades from the aviation training schools. Udom appreciated the governor and his immediate predecessor for believing in their people and ensuring that they were appropriately trained in critical areas of the aviation industry. He said this would go a long way to boost the state’s airline efficiency and help deliver on its set goals.
Conclusion
The graduation of 35 indigenous Ibom Air cadet pilots and maintenance engineers is a significant milestone for the state-owned airline. With the governor’s assurance of continued support, Ibom Air is poised to become a leading airline in the country, providing excellent service delivery and creating opportunities for its citizens.
FAQs
- What is the number of indigenous Ibom Air cadet pilots and maintenance engineers who graduated from Airbus Flight Academy in France and Ethiopian Airline Aviation Academy?
35 cadets, comprising 15 aircraft pilots and 20 maintenance engineers. - Who is the governor of Akwa Ibom who received the graduated cadets?
Gov. Umo Eno. - What is the name of the state-owned airline?
Ibom Air. - Who is the chairman of Ibom Air?
Capt. Mfon Udom. - What is the governor’s plan for the aviation professionals?
To provide a conducive work environment by giving them comfortable accommodations along the aviation corridor of the state.
Source: nannews.ng
