NAMA Sounds Alarm Over Failing Radar Systems Threatening Nigeria’s Airspace Safety
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) warns that ageing radar infrastructure may soon hinder effective monitoring of aircraft across the country. Deteriorating equipment could compromise air traffic control and flight tracking. With passenger numbers rising and airline operations expanding, experts say Nigeria needs urgent upgrades or replacements to maintain safe skies. Maintenance challenges and outdated technology are driving the decline in radar performance. NAMA and the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority are assessing repair and upgrade options to align with international safety standards. Sustained investment will be crucial to safeguard Nigeria’s busy airspace.
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