Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has supported the commencement of Nigeria’s first-ever aviation Reality TV Show, titled ‘Flight 100’.
Statement by the leader of the Airborne Entertainment team, Toni Ukachukwu, Keyamo gave his support for the reality TV show during a meeting with the team.
He said that Keyamo would unveil the project’s initiative, which is aimed at revolutionising the aviation industry in Nigeria.
Ukachukwu while emphasising the need for capacity building and career development in Nigeria’s aviation landscape, noted that the reality TV show aims to be a source of hope and inspiration for aspiring aviation professionals and provide growth opportunities across Nigeria and Africa.
In his response, Keyamo, reiterating the government’s commitment to support such initiatives, commended the Airborne Entertainment team for their innovative approach and dedication to promoting talent development within the aviation sector.
He emphasised the critical role of investing in training and education to meet the evolving demands of Nigeria’s growing aviation industry.
“Flight 100 is more than just a television show, it is a bold endeavour dedicated to fostering talent, empowering the youth, and bridging the skills gap within the aviation sector.
“Through a combination of tech challenges, mentorship programmes and real-world experiences, Flight 100 aims to inspire and equip young Nigerians with the skills and knowledge essential for success in the aviation and aerospace industry,” Ukachukwu added.
