By Akinwale Kasali
Festus Keyamo, Minister Of Aviation has endorsed the the launch of the country’s first-ever aviation Reality TV show, aimed at promoting talent development within the aviation sector.
Leader of Airborne Entertainment team, Toni Ukachukwu, met with the Aviation Minister to unveil Flight 100, a reality TV show that would transform the Aviation Industry in Nigeria.
Ukachukwu, during the meeting, said Flight 100 is more than just a television show, it’s an endeavour dedicated to fostering talent, empowering youths and bridging the skills gap within the aviation sector.
Ukachukwu stressed the show’s commitment to providing aspiring aviation enthusiasts with opportunities for growth and advancement through a combination of tech challenges, mentorship programmes and real-world experiences.
The Airborne Entertainment leader team presented the team’s vision for nurturing the next generation of aviation professionals, emphasising the significance of capacity building and career development in Nigeria’s aviation landscape.
Reacting, Keyamo commended the Airborne Entertainment team for their innovative approach and unwavering dedication to promoting talent development within the aviation sector.
Lauding the initiative, Keyamo reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting initiatives like Flight 100, emphasising the critical role of investing in training and education to meet the evolving demands of Nigeria’s burgeoning aviation industry.
Flight 100 reality TV show is poised to become a beacon of hope and inspiration for aspiring aviation professionals across Nigeria and Africa.
The show according to initiators, will through strategic partnerships and collaborative efforts with industry stakeholders, the show aims to not only showcase the exceptional talent of young Nigerians but also to catalyze the growth and advancement of the aviation and aerospace sector.”
