IBOM Air has celebrated a milestone in its technical operations, with the professional advancement of seven of its licenced aircraft engineers, reaffirming the airline’s commitment to developing indigenous aviation talent and strengthening its maintenance capabilities.
The engineers were honoured at a ceremony recognising their successful professional upgrades, a development the airline described as another step in building a world-class technical workforce to support its expanding operations.
Those recognised are: Itohowo Umoh, Daniel Thompson, Emediong Nsima Umoh, Chrisking Uduak Ekeng, Emediong Cosmas, Wisdom Udoigwe and Inyeneobong Essien.
According to the airline, the achievement underscores its continued investment in human capital and technical excellence as it expands its footprint across Nigeria and the West African sub-region.
The recognition comes at a significant period for the Akwa Ibom State-owned carrier, which recently commenced both domestic and international flight operations from the ultra-modern terminal at Victor Attah International Airport.
Ibom Air said the development reflects its strategy of nurturing homegrown professionals while ensuring its engineering personnel attain and maintain globally recognised standards required for modern airline operations.
Management of the airline expressed pride in the engineers’ dedication and commitment to professional development, stressing that continuous investment in technical personnel remains central to sustaining the airline’s strong safety culture and operational reliability.
The carrier noted that a highly skilled engineering workforce is critical to ensuring aircraft airworthiness, minimising operational disruptions and delivering the consistent on-ti
me performance.
