… elevates learning standards in AVSEC
The Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2) Training Academy has trained over 3,000 individuals since its inception,
providing a boost to the learning standards in Aviation Security (AVSEC).
While a significant number is benefiting from instruction by certified and authorised trainers affiliated with the academy, others have been trained by external authorised trainers.
The Academy strategically located on the third floor of the domestic terminal, offers cutting-edge facilities and accredited courses in aviation security.
The Head Creative Services Department, Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), operators of MMA2, Korede Ogunseinde, said: “The industry as a regulated field, combined with the strict regulatory requirements, necessitates standardised training throughout the sector.
“We have successfully created an avenue for all professionals to acquire more knowledge and skills through accredited training and successfully trained over 3,000 persons since inception .”
Established in July 2019, the Academy offers a comprehensive range of Aviation Security Courses, including but not limited to: ASTP 123 (BASIC), Aviation Security Awareness Training, Xray Interpretation and Screening.
Head of Corporate Communications, BASL, Ajoke Yinka-Olawuyi, said: “Cultivating a culture of security consciousness is paramount in our industry, as such, all concessionaires are required to undergo aviation security awareness training.
“This initiative not only fortifies our terminal’s security protocols but also empowers participants with invaluable knowledge, ensuring a safer and more resilient operational environment.
“Together, we stand to gain enhanced vigilance and preparedness, safeguarding both our assets and the traveling public.”
Notably, MMA2 Training Academy has attained accreditation and approval from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Avsec Department as a Certified Aviation Security Training Provider, underscoring its commitment to meeting stringent regulatory standards.
The Head of Aviation Security at MMA2, Monica Oguta, is quoted as saying, “I commend the MMA2’s Training noteworthy impact in advancing aviation security training.
“Since opening in July 2019, the Academy has skillfully trained over 3,000 individuals, underscoring our commitment to high learning standards within the industry.
“Located strategically within the domestic Terminal 2, the academy boasts cutting-edge facilities, offering a wide array of aviation security courses.
“The recognition by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) as a Certified Aviation Security Training Provider validates our dedication to maintaining strict regulatory standards and ensuring our trainees achieve both professional growth and global recognition.”