Nigeria to align military and civil aviation standards after Igbokoda crash

Nigeria to align military and civil aviation standards after Igbokoda crash
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Nigeria’s Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development announced a move to align military and civil aviation standards following the Igbokoda crash in Ondo State.

The initiative seeks to narrow the strict dichotomy between civil and military aviation and is being led by the minister to improve aviation safety in the country.

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Aligning the two sectors is intended to enhance overall aviation safety in Nigeria.

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