In a move set to strengthen Nigeria’s aviation landscape, ETAM Avitat Services Limited, a Fixed-Base Operator (FBO), has officially launched its operational base in Abuja, aligning with the Federal Government’s drive to reposition the country’s aviation industry for greater efficiency and global competitiveness.

Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, Captain Edom Tawo, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ETAM Avitat, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to providing world-class aviation management and trip support services tailored to meet the evolving needs of clients across Nigeria and beyond.

“We stand firm in our mission to provide professional, tailored aviation solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients,” Captain Tawo stated, adding that the company’s services are anchored on excellence, safety, and customer satisfaction.

The unveiling ceremony drew the presence of key aviation stakeholders, regulatory officials, and private sector players, who commended the initiative as both timely and strategic. Industry experts noted that the entry of ETAM Avitat into the Abuja aviation ecosystem would not only raise service standards but also stimulate economic growth and employment for Nigeria’s burgeoning youth population.

ETAM Avitat Services Limited positions itself as a one-stop aviation service provider, offering premium ground handling, aircraft management, and bespoke support solutions to clients. The firm emphasises professionalism, safety, and privacy as its core operational values.

According to Captain Tawo, the establishment of the Abuja base marks another milestone in the company’s journey toward expanding its national footprint and supporting Nigeria’s aspiration to become a leading aviation hub in Africa.

“Our vision is to contribute meaningfully to the growth and global competitiveness of Nigeria’s aviation industry by setting new benchmarks in operational excellence,” he said.

With its state-of-the-art facilities and customer-focused service model, ETAM Avitat’s Abuja base is expected to enhance the country’s aviation infrastructure and reinforce confidence among international and domestic aviation stakeholders.