The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc (NAHCO) has strengthened its position as one of West Africa's leading ground handling providers by extending key contracts with Qatar Airways for three years, Saudia Airlines for five years, and ASKY Airlines for another three years, while also signing a three-year ground handling agreement with FlyGabon following the airline's entry into the Nigerian market. The new agreements build on recent partnerships with several other carriers and aviation service providers, reinforcing NAHCO's growing regional footprint. Beyond passenger operations, the company has also expanded its cargo business by supporting the export of solar cells from Lagos to the UNITED STATES since January 2026, providing end-to-end cargo handling, warehousing, export processing, and aircraft handling services. NAHCO attributed its continued commercial success to over 47 years of operational experience, ongoing investment in technology, and its commitment to delivering safe, efficient, and reliable ground and cargo handling solutions that enhance airline operations and connectivity across Africa.
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