The Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative (ASRTI) has announced its third-quarter Business Breakfast Meeting (BBM), themed “The Implications of the Cape Town Practice Direction on the Fortunes of Nigerian Airlines and the Economy.” The event will take place on November 28, 2024, at the Golfview Hotel, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos.
The Honourable Minister of Aviation & Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo (SAN), will deliver the keynote address, setting the tone for in-depth discussions among aviation industry stakeholders. The meeting will explore the effects of the Cape Town Convention (CTC) Practice Direction on Nigeria’s aviation sector and broader economy.
Key speakers include:Mr. L. Fubara Anga (SAN): Legal Partner, Alex Partners, Mr. Pekun Sowole Esq.: Principal Partner, Pekun Sowole & Co, Mr. Roland Iyayi: CEO, TopBrass Aviation
ASRTI President, Air Commodore Ademola Onitiju (Rtd), emphasised the forum’s importance stating that; “ASRTI remains committed to fostering dialogue and advising on improvements across Nigeria’s aviation sector. This BBM provides an opportunity for stakeholders to critically assess the implications of the CTC on airlines and the economy, aligning with our goal of advancing safety and efficiency in the industry.”
As Nigeria’s leading not-for-profit aviation advocacy group, ASRTI focuses on promoting safety, security, and customer satisfaction through global best practices. Membership is open to individuals and organizations that share these values.
