Arik Air Gets EASA's Authorization to Fly into any European Union Country

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Nigeria’s largest airline; Arik Air has continued to give Nigeria, West and Central Africa’s Aviation sector global recognition as the airline has just received approval by the European Aviation Safety Agency’s(EASA) Third Country Operators(TCO) to fly into any country under the European Union.
Arik Air revealed in a statement signed by the airline’s spokesperson; Mr. Adebanji Ola that out of 700 non-European Carriers that applied for EASA approval, only 590 completed the certification procedure before the deadline of November 26 set by EASA. “Arik Air is also the only operator in Nigeria to get this Authorisation which is a requirement for all non-European airline operators to fly into European Union (EU) countries”

Arik Air sure has a lot of credentials to show for her safe flight operations in ten years of operations as the airline is the only Nigerian carrier that is four-times certified by the International Air Transport Association’s(IATA) Operational Audit(IOSA) with the most recent being in October 2016.
The airline says “This achievement has also earned Arik Air, EIOSA (Enhanced IATA Operational Safety Audit) status making it the only airline in the West and Central African region to have such certification”
“Arik Air is also the only Nigerian airline to have received the Part 129 approval from the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) which enables the airline to operate a Nigerian-registered aircraft to the USA”


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