Lagos airport gets two ambulifts to assist passengers with reduced mobility
The Murtala Muhammed Airport, MMIA, Lagos, has received two ambulifts to assist passengers with reduced mobility and improve accessibility and passenger experience at the airport. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, said in a statement issued Thursday that the ambulifts would be deployed at MMIA as part of its ongoing efforts to improve accessibility […] Lagos airport gets two…
Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos, Nigeria, has acquired two ambulifts to enhance accessibility and passenger experience for those with reduced mobility. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) disclosed that these ambulifts would be utilized to provide essential assistance to passengers who need help boarding or disembarking from aircraft.
The equipment, designed with the safety and dignity of passengers in mind, is intended to ensure that those with mobility limitations receive the support they require during their journey. The Director of Airport Operations, Captain Abdullahi Mahmood, formally transferred the keys to the ambulifts to NACHO Aviation Services, who are responsible for their deployment and operation at the airport.
FAAN's initiative to introduce the ambulifts is a testament to their dedication to enhancing passenger facilitation services and making air travel more accessible for individuals with mobility limitations. By providing the necessary support, FAAN aims to ensure that every passenger, regardless of their mobility constraints, receives the assistance they are entitled to.
The authority's commitment to this cause remains steadfast, as they continue to strive for an improved passenger experience at the airport for all individuals, irrespective of their mobility limitations.
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