ExecuJet Africa has opened a fixed-based operations (FBO) facility at Mohammed Murtala Airport in Lagos in response to the growing demand for aviation services in West Africa.
ExecuJet Africa now offers FBO and maintenance services from the company's state-of-the-art facility, which comprises a 4,700m² (50,600ft²) hangar capable of accommodating a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), a 25,500m² concrete apron and a VIP lounge.
Source: Flight Daily News
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