The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo on Saturday led a high-level delegation on a facility inspection tour of Prime Atlantic Safety Services (PASS), a leading Nigerian firm specialising in aviation security, maritime and safety training.
Keyamo who was accompanied by the Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Ms. Olubunmi Kuku and other senior executives, highlighted the government’s dedication to supporting innovation in aviation safety and capacity building.
The visit, he said, underscored the government’s commitment to advancing aviation safety and training.
During the tour at PASS’ state-of-the-art facility in Ipara, Ogun State, Keyamo commended the institution’s role in advancing safety training within Nigeria’s aviation and maritime sectors.
He said: “The federal government is committed to fostering partnerships that elevate the standards of safety and training in aviation.
“Our collaboration with pioneering institutions like PASS signifies our focus on not only local but globally competitive aviation standards. “
Keyamo and his team toured various PASS training facilities, including advanced simulation centers designed for realistic emergency response and safety scenarios.
The visit provided the minister and FAAN executives an opportunity to witness firsthand the innovative advancements and state-of-the-art technologies that PASS employs to deliver comprehensive safety training programs.
On her part, the Managing Director of PASS, Folake Soyannwo, provided insights into the company’s background and mission, noting that PASS has been operational since 2007, founded with the support of a Danish partner.
She further highlighted that PASS’ courses adhere to rigorous international certifications, with efforts underway to secure certification from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
Soyannwo noted, “This will bolster Nigeria’s reputation for excellence in safety training and compliance with global safety protocols.
