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SAHCO Launches Pilot Programme with Acquisition of New Equipment

Chinedu Eze Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) Plc has announced the acquisition of a new handling equipment, the EVAC+CHAIR emergency evacuation chairs. The company said that with this latest investment, it has become the first and only

The Nigerian skyway aviation handling company, SAHCO Plc, has acquired new emergency evacuation chairs called EVAC+CHAIR. This equipment investment marks SAHCO as the first and only aviation ground handling firm in Nigeria to use this specialized mobility aid, boosting their capacity to safely assist passengers with reduced mobility.

Recognized as the leading stairway evacuation chair globally since 1982, the EVAC+CHAIR employs an advanced gravity and friction control system that safely and comfortably guides passengers with reduced mobility up and down stairs, eliminating the need for heavy lifting and minimizing physical strain on operators. Managing Director/CEO, Mrs. Adenike Aboderin, stated that the acquisition demonstrates SAHCO's unwavering commitment to providing world-class services, accessibility, safety, and comfort for all passengers.

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