FAAN automates collection of passenger service charge

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has automated
the collection of passenger service charge at all local airports
across the country.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the authority said
passengers will no longer need to collect stickers when embarking
on local travel.

PRESS RELEASE: FAAN AUTOMATES PSC
COLLECTION.

As part of efforts aimed at easing passenger facilitation at the
nation’s airports, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has
automated the collection of Passenger Service Charge at her local
airports.

— FAAN (@FAAN_Official) March 21, 2018

“This is in line with the directive by the Presidential Enabling
Business Environment Council that check-in procedures at the
airports be streamlined to improve the facilitation of passengers,”
the statement read.

“With this development, the use of the passenger service charge
sticker at the departure gate was discontinued with effect from
Monday 19th March 2018.

“Henceforth, departing passengers who have checked-in prior to
arrival at the airport can proceed directly to the boarding
gates.”

In 2017, Saleh Dunoma, FAAN managing director, said the
authority generated N38 billion from passenger service charge in
2017.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has automated
the collection of passenger service charge at all local airports
across the country.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the authority said
passengers will no longer need to collect stickers when embarking
on local travel.

PRESS RELEASE: FAAN AUTOMATES PSC
COLLECTION.

As part of efforts aimed at easing passenger facilitation at the
nation’s airports, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has
automated the collection of Passenger Service Charge at her local
airports.

— FAAN (@FAAN_Official) March 21, 2018

“This is in line with the directive by the Presidential Enabling
Business Environment Council that check-in procedures at the
airports be streamlined to improve the facilitation of passengers,”
the statement read.

“With this development, the use of the passenger service charge
sticker at the departure gate was discontinued with effect from
Monday 19th March 2018.

“Henceforth, departing passengers who have checked-in prior to
arrival at the airport can proceed directly to the boarding
gates.”

In 2017, Saleh Dunoma, FAAN managing director, said the
authority generated N38 billion from passenger service charge in
2017.