By Favour Ifeoluwa & Akinola Ajibade
Extortionists and their allies in airports across the country are in trouble, if the scheme to introduced by the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria(FAAN) to fish them out for sanction is anything to by.
The FAAN's Managing Director, Mr Kabir Mohammed said this while receiving a delegation of the Abuja Transport and Aviation correspondents led by the Vice Chairman Francisca Ogar at his office in Abuja.
The FAAN boss said the development was part of efforts made by the parastaltals, to better better travel experience for passengers, as well as boosting the reputation of the country.
Mohammed said ” Because of the complaints on extortion by passengers especially in Lagos airport but it is not limited to Lagos alone,even in Abuja as airport manager I had to tackle some of those issues so what ever we want to do in Lagos by using the services of mystery passengers to help tackle that, as time goes on wherever we have the same issues we intend to use the same measure”.
He also said efforts are on to get the cooling systems operating optimally,a measure he said is not just for the festive season but would be sustained beyond the season.
He added:”As much as it is coming very close to the festive season, probably the process we put in place did not get to start giving us results before this time but it is not just meant for the festive season, it is meant to go beyond that as our intention is to sustain it beyond the period”.
He implored passengers who have complains not to hesitate to call the numbers that have been put out by FAAN including his, saying steps will be taken to address every complaint.
Responding, the Vice-chairman of ATACA,commended the MD for his open door policy and readiness to engage the media.
She assured FAAN that the association is willing to partner FAAN in dissemination of timely and relevant information to the traveling public as well as contributing their quota to the growth of the aviation sector in Nigeria.
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