In an effort to address flight disruptions and improve the efficiency of air travel, the Federal Government has officially reopened the D Wing of the old international terminal at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.
This decision is part of a broader initiative to tackle the challenges faced by both travelers and airlines operating in Nigeria, particularly after foreign airlines were relocated from the international terminal of the Lagos airport to a new adjoining terminal last March.
The announcement of the reopening of the old international terminal, which had been temporarily closed for renovation, was made by the Minister of Aviation, Mr. Festus Keyamo, on Monday.
Keyamo emphasized the government’s commitment to enhancing the aviation sector and ensuring that passengers have a seamless travel experience.
The statement reads in part, “This is to inform the travelling public that the Hon. Minister of Aviation, Mr Festus Keyamo SAN, CON, FCIArb has graciously allowed the use of the D Wing of the Old Murtala Muhammed International terminal to compliment the New International Terminal to ease facilitation of passengers through the airport.”
The use of the D Wing for the processing of passengers has since commenced.
