Ibom Air Briefs Akwa Ibom State Government on General Operations for 2023, 2024
The Management of one of the leading airlines in Nigeria, Ibom Air, has briefed the State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno on its operational and financial outlook for the year 2023 and first quarter of 2024.
The management team made the briefing at a meeting with the Governor at Government House, Uyo.
The team had the Chairman, Pastor Imoabasi Jacob; MD/CEO, Captain Mfon Udom,; Chief Operating Officer, George Uriesi, and the Company Secretary
In his response, the Governor appreciated the team for the strides and feats the airline has recorded, and urged them to sustain the tempo.

With the Governor were; the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Udeme Otong, Secretary to the State Government, Prince Enobong Uwah.
Others were Chief Assam Assam SAN, Barr Emmanuel Enoidem SAN, and the immediate past Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Emmanuel Ekuwem.

The Scorecard
Presented its April 2024 scorecard on its official X handle recently, Ibom Air reflected on its operational performance and commitment to excellence in the Nigerian aviation industry.
Accessing its performance, out of 719 scheduled flights, Ibom Air successfully operated 689 flights, indicating a commendable operational efficiency. Despite facing challenges, the airline maintained a robust operational schedule, striving to fulfill its commitments to passengers.
Only 137 delayed departures and 97 rescheduled flights were recorded in April.
This reflects Ibom Air’s proactive approach to mitigate disruptions and accommodate unforeseen circumstances. While delays are inevitable in the aviation industry, Ibom Air’s efforts to minimize disruptions are evident.
With 30 canceled flights, Ibom Air demonstrates transparency in its operations by prioritising passenger safety and comfort. Canceling flights, when necessary, ensures adherence to safety standards and minimises inconvenience for passengers.
Ibom Air achieved a schedule reliability of 82%, indicating its ability to adhere to planned flight schedules despite operational challenges. Moreover, with an on-time performance of 80%, the airline maintained a commendable record of punctuality, ensuring timely departures and arrivals for passengers.
While Ibom Air faced some operational challenges in April, its commitment to maintaining a high level of service delivery remained unwavering. By prioritising safety, operational efficiency, and passenger satisfaction, Ibom Air continues to set benchmarks for excellence in the Nigerian aviation sector.
Looking ahead, Ibom Air aims to build upon its successes and address areas for improvement, further enhancing its reputation as a reliable and customer-centric airline. With a focus on innovation, safety, and service quality, Ibom Air remains poised for continued growth and success in the dynamic aviation landscape of Nigeria.