Dana Air Partners Imo State to Launch Imo Air

Multiple award winning airline Dana Air, has partnered the Imo State Government to launch Imo Air operated by Dana Air.

Speaking during the launch of Imo Air at Sam Mbakwe Airport, Imo State, Imo State Governor Owelle Rochas Okorocha said ‘’ this is a 10-year partnership between Dana Air and the Imo State Government and it is borne out of our desire to increase business activities in Imo state, improve tourism drive, diversify the economy of Imo state, and provide employment opportunities for Imolites’’

Commenting further, the Governor said ‘’ we have no Air Operator Certificate and that is why we approached one of the leading airlines in Nigeria to manage this service for us. We believe that our partnership with Dana Air to operate Imo Air is a step in the right direction to open Imo State to the world’’
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’Also in the offing is the Imo International Cargo which targets to open the Southeast up to importers and exporters of all kinds of commodities, thereby reducing the over -reliance on Lagos, Kano and other international airports for the export and import of goods into the country. This initiative is no doubt a boost for the Southeast economic liberation struggle’’, Okorocha said.

Also speaking at the launch of Imo Air, the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo said ‘we are delighted about this partnership, and we have no doubts that Imo Air is in safe hands, as the choice of Dana Air to operate Imo Air, was an excellent and well thought-out decision by the proactive governor of Imo State. As you may be aware, Dana Air is the only domestic airline to have undergone an operational audit, conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and its foreign partners- The Flight Safety Group.

Also, in our determination to meet the highest global aviation safety standards, Dana Air recently concluded its IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) with a strong desire to move on to the next stage soon’’

Speaking further, Obi said ‘’our continuous investment in human capital development, training and retraining of staff to meet the challenges of the industry has culminated in a dedicated, loyal, meticulous, pragmatic and highly motivated workforce. This has also been the secret of our consistency and steady growth in the industry, despite the multiplying operational challenges that domestic airlines have to grapple with.

In terms of service, Governor Okorocha didn’t make any mistake as our in- flight service is world-class and our on- time performance is second to none. We are the only domestic airline with a help desk/ call centre that works almost 24/7 days a week, solving guest’s issues and making them smile at every opportunity''

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in the last 8 years of its operations , is one of Nigeria’s leading airlines with over 27 daily flights from Lagos to Abuja, Port Harcourt , Owerri and Uyo

Dana Group Reiterates Commitment to Nigeria’s Economy...Makes Nigeria's Top 50 Brands for the 3rd consecutive time.



Dana Group of companies, a conglomerate established in the 80s in West Africa and Nigeria, has reaffirmed its commitment to continue to support Nigeria’s economy with quality products and services, even as the country continues to grapple with the current economic recession.

Dana Group’s Deputy Managing Director , Mr Gautam Hathiramani, who made this known at the 2016 Most Valuable Brands Recognition Award, said ‘’ We are committed to providing proudly Nigerian products and services that can also serve as launch-pad for the economy.

‘Our investment in Automobile, Aviation, Pharmaceutical, Steel, Plastics, Water, Chemical, Banking, and Real Estate, is strategic, and we will continue to explore locally made materials to reduce importation and create jobs to ensure that our people continue to benefit directly from our intervention in these areas.’’

Speaking further, Mr Hathirmani said, “for us to have emerged one of Nigeria’s Top 50 brands for the 3rd consecutive time, is a clear indication that we are living up to our top priority, which is to be the number one, in terms of quality and customer satisfaction in all the markets we serve.’’ Mr Hathiramani thanked the staff of Dana Group for their loyalty, commitment and dedication.

Also speaking at the presentation ceremony, the CEO of Top 50 Brands, Mr Taiwo Oluboyede said The model that was used in arriving at this result include consumer’s familiarity with the brand, quality element a brand paosses, market/category leadership, innovation, spread, corporate social responsibility initiatives and several other factors.

“We started with the top on the mind survey where we engaged members of the public. They were made to list out brands they are familiar with. This also tests people’s knowledge of brands and affinity. We particularly focused on the corporate class from manager’s level and above. Respondents listed brands that they can easily recall or they are familiar with. It was observed that people easily recall brands they recently relate with or they see often,” he said.

The conglomerate which has grown to become one of Africa’s largest; and presently among Nigeria’s 100 most respected companies, according to a survey conducted by Business Day’s Research and Intelligence Unit; can boast of a multi-billion dollar Vehicle Assembly plant which is currently supporting the Nigerian economy with the production of over 27,000 exquisite KIA cars

Dana Group Reiterates Commitment to Nigeria’s Economy...Makes Nigeria's Top 50 Brands for the 3rd consecutive time.



Dana Group of companies, a conglomerate established in the 80s in West Africa and Nigeria, has reaffirmed its commitment to continue to support Nigeria’s economy with quality products and services, even as the country continues to grapple with the current economic recession.

Dana Group’s Deputy Managing Director , Mr Gautam Hathiramani, who made this known at the 2016 Most Valuable Brands Recognition Award, said ‘’ We are committed to providing proudly Nigerian products and services that can also serve as launch-pad for the economy.

‘Our investment in Automobile, Aviation, Pharmaceutical, Steel, Plastics, Water, Chemical, Banking, and Real Estate, is strategic, and we will continue to explore locally made materials to reduce importation and create jobs to ensure that our people continue to benefit directly from our intervention in these areas.’’

Speaking further, Mr Hathirmani said, “for us to have emerged one of Nigeria’s Top 50 brands for the 3rd consecutive time, is a clear indication that we are living up to our top priority, which is to be the number one, in terms of quality and customer satisfaction in all the markets we serve.’’ Mr Hathiramani thanked the staff of Dana Group for their loyalty, commitment and dedication.

Also speaking at the presentation ceremony, the CEO of Top 50 Brands, Mr Taiwo Oluboyede said The model that was used in arriving at this result include consumer’s familiarity with the brand, quality element a brand paosses, market/category leadership, innovation, spread, corporate social responsibility initiatives and several other factors.

“We started with the top on the mind survey where we engaged members of the public. They were made to list out brands they are familiar with. This also tests people’s knowledge of brands and affinity. We particularly focused on the corporate class from manager’s level and above. Respondents listed brands that they can easily recall or they are familiar with. It was observed that people easily recall brands they recently relate with or they see often,” he said.

The conglomerate which has grown to become one of Africa’s largest; and presently among Nigeria’s 100 most respected companies, according to a survey conducted by Business Day’s Research and Intelligence Unit; can boast of a multi-billion dollar Vehicle Assembly plant which is currently supporting the Nigerian economy with the production of over 27,000 exquisite KIA cars
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Dana Group Reiterates Commitment to Nigeria’s Economy...Makes Nigeria's Top 50 Brands for the 3rd consecutive time.

Dana Group Reiterates Commitment to Nigeria’s Economy

Dana Group of companies, a conglomerate established in the 80s in West Africa and Nigeria, has reaffirmed its commitment to continue to support Nigeria’s economy with quality products and services, even as the country continues to grapple with the current economic recession.

Dana Group’s Deputy Managing Director , Mr Gautam Hathiramani, who made this known at the 2016 Most Valuable Brands Recognition Award, said ‘’ We are committed to providing proudly Nigerian products and services that can also serve as launch-pad for the economy.

‘Our investment in Automobile, Aviation, Pharmaceutical, Steel, Plastics, Water, Chemical, Banking, and Real Estate, is strategic, and we will continue to explore locally made materials to reduce importation and create jobs to ensure that our people continue to benefit directly from our intervention in these areas.’’

Speaking further, Mr Hathirmani said, “for us to have emerged one of Nigeria’s Top 50 brands for the 3rd consecutive time, is a clear indication that we are living up to our top priority, which is to be the number one, in terms of quality and customer satisfaction in all the markets we serve.’’ Mr Hathiramani thanked the staff of Dana Group for their loyalty, commitment and dedication.

Also speaking at the presentation ceremony, the CEO of Top 50 Brands, Mr Taiwo Oluboyede said The model that was used in arriving at this result include consumer’s familiarity with the brand, quality element a brand paosses, market/category leadership, innovation, spread, corporate social responsibility initiatives and several other factors.

“We started with the top on the mind survey where we engaged members of the public. They were made to list out brands they are familiar with. This also tests people’s knowledge of brands and affinity. We particularly focused on the corporate class from manager’s level and above. Respondents listed brands that they can easily recall or they are familiar with. It was observed that people easily recall brands they recently relate with or they see often,” he said.

The conglomerate which has grown to become one of Africa’s largest; and presently among Nigeria’s 100 most respected companies, according to a survey conducted by Business Day’s Research and Intelligence Unit; can boast of a multi-billion dollar Vehicle Assembly plant which is currently supporting the Nigerian economy with the production of over 27,000 exquisite KIA cars
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Dana Group Reiterates Commitment to Nigeria’s Economy...Makes Nigeria's Top 50 Brands for the 3rd consecutive time.

Dana Group of companies, a conglomerate established in the 80s in West Africa and Nigeria, has reaffirmed its commitment to continue to support Nigeria’s economy with quality products and services, even as the country continues to grapple with the current economic recession.

Dana Group’s Deputy Managing Director , Mr Gautam Hathiramani, who made this known at the 2016 Most Valuable Brands Recognition Award, said ‘’ We are committed to providing proudly Nigerian products and services that can also serve as launch-pad for the economy.

‘Our investment in Automobile, Aviation, Pharmaceutical, Steel, Plastics, Water, Chemical, Banking, and Real Estate, is strategic, and we will continue to explore locally made materials to reduce importation and create jobs to ensure that our people continue to benefit directly from our intervention in these areas.’’

Speaking further, Mr Hathirmani said, “for us to have emerged one of Nigeria’s Top 50 brands for the 3rd consecutive time, is a clear indication that we are living up to our top priority, which is to be the number one, in terms of quality and customer satisfaction in all the markets we serve.’’ Mr Hathiramani thanked the staff of Dana Group for their loyalty, commitment and dedication.

Also speaking at the presentation ceremony, the CEO of Top 50 Brands, Mr Taiwo Oluboyede said The model that was used in arriving at this result include consumer’s familiarity with the brand, quality element a brand paosses, market/category leadership, innovation, spread, corporate social responsibility initiatives and several other factors.

“We started with the top on the mind survey where we engaged members of the public. They were made to list out brands they are familiar with. This also tests people’s knowledge of brands and affinity. We particularly focused on the corporate class from manager’s level and above. Respondents listed brands that they can easily recall or they are familiar with. It was observed that people easily recall brands they recently relate with or they see often,” he said.

The conglomerate which has grown to become one of Africa’s largest; and presently among Nigeria’s 100 most respected companies, according to a survey conducted by Business Day’s Research and Intelligence Unit; can boast of a multi-billion dollar Vehicle Assembly plant which is currently supporting the Nigerian economy with the production of over 27,000 exquisite KIA cars
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Monday, presented its International Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate to Dana Air Air.

The certificate was presented to the airline’s Accountable Manager , Mr. Obi Mbanuzuo by IATA’s Area Manager, South West Africa, Dr Samson Fatokun, in Lagos.

The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airlines.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanzuo, passing the IOSA audit is a double for us, as we earlier passed a similar audit conducted by NCAA.'' We are glad to be operating on the same level of safety with other world-class airlines.''

The Area Manager South West Africa IATA, Dr. Samson Fatokun, said ''I want to commend Dana Air for achieving the mileage of being on the IOSA registry. It is commendable because iT came after a lot of hard work from the airline. It involves the whole management chain starting from the chairman, to the cleaners''

Commenting further, Fatokun said Safety is a concern in the industry, and our number one priority is safety and security. Nobody will board your plane if your safety standard is not up to date. For Dana Air to have achieved this, it shows the management is ready and I enjoin you not to relent. I will encourage you to apply for the next stage and that will be more stringent. ''

It will be recalled Dana Air is the only Nigerian Airline to have undergone an operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and its partners, Flight Safety Group.

The airline having airlifted over 4.5 million passengers, recently celebrated its 8th anniversary with a commitment to provide safe, reliable and world-class air transport in Nigeria

Dana Air Gets International Safety Certification….Bags two awards in November 2016.

Award winning airline, Dana Air has passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). The airline was on Wednesday admitted by International Air Transport Association (IATA), into its global safety registry; after passing the International Operations Safety Audit (IOSA).

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘'our admission into the IOSA registry is a confirmation of our strict adherence to global management and safety standards and procedures, required of global carriers.

Getting the IOSA certification is a double for us, as we remain the only domestic airline to have passed a similar audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group.’’

Obi thanked the staff of the airline for their professionalism, commitment and loyalty and the teeming customers of the airline for keeping faith with the airline and believing in the airlines’ resolve to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.


The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airline.
IOSA uses internationally recognized quality audit principles and is designed to conduct audits in a standardized and consistent manner.

Meanwhile, Dana Air recently bagged two awards at the just concluded Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award as Customer Friendly of the Year and Best Private Airline at Annual Lecture and Gold Service Awards 2016, of the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa.

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in eight years, recently cerebrated its anniversary with a commitment to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.

Dana Air Gets International Safety Certification….Bags two awards in November 2016.

Award winning airline, Dana Air has passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). The airline was on Wednesday admitted by International Air Transport Association (IATA), into its global safety registry; after passing the International Operations Safety Audit (IOSA).

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘'our admission into the IOSA registry is a confirmation of our strict adherence to global management and safety standards and procedures, required of global carriers.

Getting the IOSA certification is a double for us, as we remain the only domestic airline to have passed a similar audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group.’’

Obi thanked the staff of the airline for their professionalism, commitment and loyalty and the teeming customers of the airline for keeping faith with the airline and believing in the airlines’ resolve to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.


The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airline.
IOSA uses internationally recognized quality audit principles and is designed to conduct audits in a standardized and consistent manner.

Meanwhile, Dana Air recently bagged two awards at the just concluded Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award as Customer Friendly of the Year and Best Private Airline at Annual Lecture and Gold Service Awards 2016, of the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa.

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in eight years, recently cerebrated its anniversary with a commitment to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Monday, presented its International Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate to Dana Air Air.

The certificate was presented to the airline’s Accountable Manager , Mr. Obi Mbanuzuo by IATA’s Area Manager, South West Africa, Dr Samson Fatokun, in Lagos.

The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airlines.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanzuo, passing the IOSA audit is a double for us, as we earlier passed a similar audit conducted by NCAA.'' We are glad to be operating on the same level of safety with other world-class airlines.''

The Area Manager South West Africa IATA, Dr. Samson Fatokun, said ''I want to commend Dana Air for achieving the mileage of being on the IOSA registry. It is commendable because iT came after a lot of hard work from the airline. It involves the whole management chain starting from the chairman, to the cleaners''

Commenting further, Fatokun said Safety is a concern in the industry, and our number one priority is safety and security. Nobody will board your plane if your safety standard is not up to date. For Dana Air to have achieved this, it shows the management is ready and I enjoin you not to relent. I will encourage you to apply for the next stage and that will be more stringent. ''

It will be recalled Dana Air is the only Nigerian Airline to have undergone an operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and its partners, Flight Safety Group.

The airline having airlifted over 4.5 million passengers, recently celebrated its 8th anniversary with a commitment to provide safe, reliable and world-class air transport in Nigeria

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Monday, presented its International Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate to Dana Air Air.

The certificate was presented to the airline’s Accountable Manager , Mr. Obi Mbanuzuo by IATA’s Area Manager, South West Africa, Dr Samson Fatokun, in Lagos.

The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airlines.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanzuo, passing the IOSA audit is a double for us, as we earlier passed a similar audit conducted by NCAA.'' We are glad to be operating on the same level of safety with other world-class airlines.''

The Area Manager South West Africa IATA, Dr. Samson Fatokun, said ''I want to commend Dana Air for achieving the mileage of being on the IOSA registry. It is commendable because iT came after a lot of hard work from the airline. It involves the whole management chain starting from the chairman, to the cleaners''

Commenting further, Fatokun said Safety is a concern in the industry, and our number one priority is safety and security. Nobody will board your plane if your safety standard is not up to date. For Dana Air to have achieved this, it shows the management is ready and I enjoin you not to relent. I will encourage you to apply for the next stage and that will be more stringent. ''

It will be recalled Dana Air is the only Nigerian Airline to have undergone an operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and its partners, Flight Safety Group.

The airline having airlifted over 4.5 million passengers, recently celebrated its 8th anniversary with a commitment to provide safe, reliable and world-class air transport in Nigeria

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U are funny. But why?

he more the weight the more fuel a plane consumes and due to the fuel scarcity all the airlines are just managing to operate.

I traveled with my colleague but he was not allowed to board even when he was on time because the plane does not have enough fuel to carry more people.

I will be at the airport first thing in the morning when i will be traveling next week and hold my boarding pass well cos i don't want to tell stories.

If check your bag this season sorry for you cos you will be disappointed when you get to your destination.

idupaul:
But Every other week Dana suffer a near mishap

Oga who paid you ?

Dana Air Gets International Safety Certification….Bags two awards in November 2016.

Award winning airline, Dana Air has passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). The airline was on Wednesday admitted by International Air Transport Association (IATA), into its global safety registry; after passing the International Operations Safety Audit (IOSA).

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘'our admission into the IOSA registry is a confirmation of our strict adherence to global management and safety standards and procedures, required of global carriers.

Getting the IOSA certification is a double for us, as we remain the only domestic airline to have passed a similar audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group.’’

Obi thanked the staff of the airline for their professionalism, commitment and loyalty and the teeming customers of the airline for keeping faith with the airline and believing in the airlines’ resolve to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.


The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airline.
IOSA uses internationally recognized quality audit principles and is designed to conduct audits in a standardized and consistent manner.

Meanwhile, Dana Air recently bagged two awards at the just concluded Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award as Customer Friendly of the Year and Best Private Airline at Annual Lecture and Gold Service Awards 2016, of the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa.

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in eight years, recently celebrated its anniversary with a commitment to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.

Dana Air Gets International Safety Certification….Bags two awards in November 2016.

Award winning airline, Dana Air has passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). The airline was on Wednesday admitted by International Air Transport Association (IATA), into its global safety registry; after passing the International Operations Safety Audit (IOSA).

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘'our admission into the IOSA registry is a confirmation of our strict adherence to global management and safety standards and procedures, required of global carriers.

Getting the IOSA certification is a double for us, as we remain the only domestic airline to have passed a similar audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group.’’

Obi thanked the staff of the airline for their professionalism, commitment and loyalty and the teeming customers of the airline for keeping faith with the airline and believing in the airlines’ resolve to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.


The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airline.
IOSA uses internationally recognized quality audit principles and is designed to conduct audits in a standardized and consistent manner.

Meanwhile, Dana Air recently bagged two awards at the just concluded Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award as Customer Friendly of the Year and Best Private Airline at Annual Lecture and Gold Service Awards 2016, of the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa.

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in eight years, recently cerebrated its anniversary with a commitment to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.

Dana Air Gets International Safety Certification….Bags two awards in November 2016.

Award winning airline, Dana Air has passed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). The airline was on Wednesday admitted by International Air Transport Association (IATA), into its global safety registry; after passing the International Operations Safety Audit (IOSA).

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘'our admission into the IOSA registry is a confirmation of our strict adherence to global management and safety standards and procedures, required of global carriers.

Getting the IOSA certification is a double for us, as we remain the only domestic airline to have passed a similar audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group.’’

Obi thanked the staff of the airline for their professionalism, commitment and loyalty and the teeming customers of the airline for keeping faith with the airline and believing in the airlines’ resolve to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.


The IOSA programme is an internationally recognized and accepted evaluation system designed to assess the operational management and control systems of an airline.
IOSA uses internationally recognized quality audit principles and is designed to conduct audits in a standardized and consistent manner.

Meanwhile, Dana Air recently bagged two awards at the just concluded Nigerian Entrepreneurs Award as Customer Friendly of the Year and Best Private Airline at Annual Lecture and Gold Service Awards 2016, of the Centre for Democratic Governance in Africa.

Dana Air having flown over 4.5 million passengers in eight years, recently cerebrated its anniversary with a commitment to continue to provide safe, reliable and customer –centric air transport services.

Dana Air recently celebrated her 8th anniversary with initiatives that positively touched its over 630 staff members, and customers.

The airline explored the 8th anniversary to reward some of its deserving staff and customers with exciting gifts. Apart from rewarding customers who flew on its anniversary with free tickets, the airline organised the second edition of its annual anniversary football competition for its staff. The competition , won by the the admin staff of the airline, is one of the unifying initiatives the airline has created to ensure that its staff members dont just work but play. The airline also believes that, if staff members are happy, they will in turn treat customers well.

According to the airlines' spokesman, Mr, Kingsley Ezenwa, who spoke to newsmen, during the staff appreciation party; '' we are celebrating 8th years of providing hospitality and convenience to our passengers and this wouldn't have been possible without our amazing workforce at Dana Air. We value our customers and we believe if your staff members are not happy, they wont treat your customers well.''

Commenting further , Kingsley said, there was a false story about our pilots going on strike some months back for non- payment of salaries and i ask, if we do not pay or keep our staff happy, they wont be here dancing and having a good time. We disregard some of these rumours, because we are committed to our vision , which is to be recognized and respected as Nigeria's most reliable and customer -friendly airline.

He added that the Dana Air airlifted over 4m passengers in 8 years and in spite of the challenges facing airlines' in the country, Dana Air has remained strong. He attributed the airlines' consistency to its shrewd managerial style, loyalty and passion of its staff and the support of its teeming guests.

The week-long anniversary was capped with the staff appreciation dinner and grand launch of the airlines' rebranded uniform

Dana Air recently celebrated her 8th anniversary with initiatives that positively touched its over 630 staff members, and customers.

The airline explored the 8th anniversary to reward some of its deserving staff and customers with exciting gifts. Apart from rewarding customers who flew on its anniversary with free tickets, the airline organised the second edition of its annual anniversary football competition for its staff. The competition , won by the the admin staff of the airline, is one of the unifying initiatives the airline has created to ensure that its staff members dont just work but play. The airline also believes that, if staff members are happy, they will in turn treat customers well.

According to the airlines' spokesman, Mr, Kingsley Ezenwa, who spoke to newsmen, during the staff appreciation party; '' we are celebrating 8th years of providing hospitality and convenience to our passengers and this wouldn't have been possible without our amazing workforce at Dana Air. We value our customers and we believe if your staff members are not happy, they wont treat your customers well.''

Commenting further , Kingsley said, there was a false story about our pilots going on strike some months back for non- payment of salaries and i ask, if we do not pay or keep our staff happy, they wont be here dancing and having a good time. We disregard some of these rumours, because we are committed to our vision , which is to be recognized and respected as Nigeria's most reliable and customer -friendly airline.

He added that the Dana Air airlifted over 4m passengers in 8 years and in spite of the challenges facing airlines' in the country, Dana Air has remained strong. He attributed the airlines' consistency to its shrewd managerial style, loyalty and passion of its staff and the support of its teeming guests.

The week-long anniversary was capped with the staff appreciation dinner and grand launch of the airlines' rebranded uniform.

Dana Air recently celebrated her 8th anniversary with initiatives that positively touched its over 630 staff members, and customers.

The airline explored the 8th anniversary to reward some of its deserving staff and customers with exciting gifts. Apart from rewarding customers who flew on its anniversary with free tickets, the airline organised the second edition of its annual anniversary football competition for its staff. The competition , won by the the admin staff of the airline, is one of the unifying initiatives the airline has created to ensure that its staff members dont just work but play. The airline also believes that, if staff members are happy, they will in turn treat customers well.

According to the airlines' spokesman, Mr, Kingsley Ezenwa, who spoke to newsmen, during the staff appreciation party; '' we are celebrating 8th years of providing hospitality and convenience to our passengers and this wouldn't have been possible without our amazing workforce at Dana Air. We value our customers and we believe if your staff members are not happy, they wont treat your customers well.''

Commenting further , Kingsley said, there was a false story about our pilots going on strike some months back for non- payment of salaries and i ask, if we do not pay or keep our staff happy, they wont be here dancing and having a good time. We disregard some of these rumours, because we are committed to our vision , which is to be recognized and respected as Nigeria's most reliable and customer -friendly airline.

He added that the Dana Air airlifted over 4m passengers in 8 years and in spite of the challenges facing airlines' in the country, Dana Air has remained strong. He attributed the airlines' consistency to its shrewd managerial style, loyalty and passion of its staff and the support of its teeming guests.

The week-long anniversary was capped with the staff appreciation dinner and grand launch of the airlines' rebranded uniform.

Dana Air Named Official Airline of The House of Representatives 2016 Legislative Summit on SDGS

Dana Air has been announced as official airline of the House Representatives 2016 Legislative Summit on Sustainable Development Goals, scheduled to hold on the 22nd and 23rd of November 2016, at the NASS Complex, Abuja.

This year’s summit with the theme ‘Understanding and Stimulating Legislative Roles and Responsibility in Achieving the Sustainable Goals in Nigeria,’ is a 2-day Summit organized in partnership with 1stDevHub Nigeria and other relevant international development and SDGs Advocate.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘’we are proud to have been announced as choice airline for this year’s summit and as always; we will give our best to provide a comfortable and hitch-free flight services to all the delegates.’’

Commenting on the initiative, Mrs Christina Ude, Consultant to the House Committee on the SDGs and Team Lead expressed delight at the partnership and that “the world today is more interconnected than ever before and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can only be realized with a strong commitment to national and global partnership" she said.

Speaking further , 1st DevHub Nigeria’s Senior Partner and Coordinator of the Summit, Kenneth Nwokoro mentioned that this year's Summit is focused on improving Legislators understanding of the SDGs and how their roles impact on the attainment of the Goals in Nigeria. He stated that Mr Thomas Gass, United Nations Assistant Secretary General for Economic and Social Affairs is confirmed as the keynote speaker, Professor Kevin Urama of the African Development Bank, Abidjan will chair the event while His Excellency, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is expected as the Distinguished Guest of Honour.

Dana Air is the only domestic airline to have undergone an operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, (NCAA) and its foreign partners, The Flight Safety Group. The airline operates daily flights from Lagos to Abuja, Port harcourt, Uyo and Owerri

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Dana Air Wins 2016 Best Customer Service Airline Award

For its consistent efforts at improving customer experience, onboard hospitality, and innovative online products, Dana Air has bagged the Best Customer Service Airline Award, for the 3rd time since 2014.

With the recent award, the airline has reaffirmed its position; as a leading customer friendly airline in Nigeria, and has also shown commitment to its vision, which is to be recognized and respected and Nigeria’s most reliable and customer – friendly airline.

The Nigeria Customer Service Awards is the prestigious annual awards that celebrate service excellence in Nigeria, by recognizing companies that deliver effective and exceptionalcustomer services. It also aims to raise the standard ofcustomer service and encourage companies to go beyond paying lips service to customer service.

Commenting on the award, the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, said ‘our teeming guests recognize and appreciate our exceptional customer – oriented services, both on ground and in-flight; and we are committed to providing excellent passenger-experience, whenever we have the slightest opportunity.’’

‘Winning the award for the 3rd time consecutively is a testament to the fact that our customer recovery methodology is second to none, and we treat feedbacks from our customers with utmost attention. We thank our guests for keeping faith with us by nominating us yearly.’’

Only recently, Dana Air was rated the airline with the best on-time Performance by an online brand rating and customer recommendation outfit- Myratee. The airline is one of Nigeria’s leading airlines with over 27 daily flights from Lagos to Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo and Owerri.

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Dana Air Wins 2016 Best Customer Service Airline Award

For its consistent efforts at improving customer experience, onboard hospitality, and innovative online products, Dana Air has bagged the Best Customer Service Airline Award, for the 3rd time since 2014.

With the recent award, the airline has reaffirmed its position; as a leading customer friendly airline in Nigeria, and has also shown commitment to its vision, which is to be recognized and respected and Nigeria’s most reliable and customer – friendly airline.

The Nigeria Customer Service Awards is the prestigious annual awards that celebrate service excellence in Nigeria, by recognizing companies that deliver effective and exceptionalcustomer services. It also aims to raise the standard ofcustomer service and encourage companies to go beyond paying lips service to customer service.

Commenting on the award, the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, said ‘our teeming guests recognize and appreciate our exceptional customer – oriented services, both on ground and in-flight; and we are committed to providing excellent passenger-experience, whenever we have the slightest opportunity.’’

‘Winning the award for the 3rd time consecutively is a testament to the fact that our customer recovery methodology is second to none, and we treat feedbacks from our customers with utmost attention. We thank our guests for keeping faith with us by nominating us yearly.’’

Only recently, Dana Air was rated the airline with the best on-time Performance by an online brand rating and customer recommendation outfit- Myratee. The airline is one of Nigeria’s leading airlines with over 27 daily flights from Lagos to Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo and Owerri.

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DANA AIR PARTNERS NESG ON 22nd NIGERIAN ECONOMIC SUMMIT

Nigerian carrier, Dana Air has announced that it is partnering the Nigerian Economic Summit Group on the forthcoming Nigerian Economic Summit (NES#22), scheduled to hold from 10th to 12th October, 2016, at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.

In line with this year’s theme, the Nigerian Economic Summit 22, will provide the platform to facilitate stakeholders’ discussions / agreements on practical issues, opportunities, policies and regulations needed to make ‘’Made in Nigeria’’ a success in the country. It will also seek to work out strategies to achieve self-sufficiency and value –addition capacities for several products and services in the shortest possible time.

According to the Accountable Manager of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzuo, ‘’we have been a consistent supporter of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group not because we are a wholly Nigerian brand, but because the theme ‘’Made in Nigeria resonates with us as a proudly Nigerian brand, contrary to the wrong perception people have. We believe our country can achieve its full potential, if only we put everything into supporting our own. At Dana Air, we are proud of our contents and we are always happy to contribute in our little way to the economic development of our dear country, Nigeria.’’

‘Only recently, we supported the Made in Nigeria Festival in Lagos which also underscores our desire for increased consumption of made in Nigeria goods and services and as airline partner of NES#22, we are providing complimentary air tickets to facilitate the transportation of the organizers and special guests to the Summit. We are also offering all delegates a special discount on air tickets during the Summit’’, Obi added

Reputed for its world-class in-flight services and on-time performance, Dana Air is one Nigeria’s leading airlines with over 27 daily flights from Lagos to Abuja, Port Harcourt, Uyo, and Owerri. The airline is the only domestic carrier to have undergone an operational audit conducted by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), and its foreign partners The Flight Safety Group

Dana Air Unveils Rewards for Customer Service Week

In furtherance of its vision which is “to be recognized and respected as Nigeria’s most reliable and customer-friendly airline,’’ Dana Air says it will explore the Customer service week to reward all its passengers and members of its frequent flyer program – Dana Miles.

According to the airline, all passengers flying Dana Air during the customer service week, will get instant miles, stand a chance of getting a spot upgrade from Economy Class to Business Class, free lounge access among other exciting initiatives to ensure that its teeming customers get extra as ‘’Service Champions.’’

Scheduled to hold from October 3 to 7, 2016, The International Customer Service week is celebrated annually in the first week in October, and it is usually a period set aside to appreciate patronage by rolling out activities to celebrate customers.
According to the Communications Manager of Dana Air, Kingsley Ezenwa, ‘’ the theme of this year’s celebration is ''Service Champions,'' and we are more than ever committed to underscore our vision with these initiatives. At Dana Air, everyday is a customer service day for us, as we strive daily to always exceed the flying aspirations of our guests.’’
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We understand the role customers play in the life of any business and the week provides the ever customer –centric and professional team at Dana Air, the opportunity to further excite and reward our teeming customers.’’ He advised passengers of the airline, especially Dana Miles members; to take advantage of the ‘miles-splash’ during the week and garner massive miles to fly for free whenever they desire.

Recipient of several local and international awards for aviation service excellence, Dana Air is reputed for its efficient customer services, world-class in-flight services, on-time departures and arrivals, innovative e-airline products and high safety and quality standards.

Dana Air Unveils Rewards for Customer Service Week

In furtherance of its vision which is “to be recognized and respected as Nigeria’s most reliable and customer-friendly airline,’’ Dana Air says it will explore the Customer service week to reward all its passengers and members of its frequent flyer program – Dana Miles.

According to the airline, all passengers flying Dana Air during the customer service week, will get instant miles, stand a chance of getting a spot upgrade from Economy Class to Business Class, free lounge access among other exciting initiatives to ensure that its teeming customers get extra as ‘’Service Champions.’’

Scheduled to hold from October 3 to 7, 2016, The International Customer Service week is celebrated annually in the first week in October, and it is usually a period set aside to appreciate patronage by rolling out activities to celebrate customers.

According to the Communications Manager of Dana Air, Kingsley Ezenwa, ‘’ the theme of this year’s celebration is ''Service Champions,'' and we are more than ever committed to underscore our vision with these initiatives. At Dana Air, everyday is a customer service day for us, as we strive daily to always exceed the flying aspirations of our guests.’’

‘’We understand the role customers play in the life of any business and the week provides the ever customer –centric and professional team at Dana Air, the opportunity to further excite and reward our teeming customers.’’ He advised passengers of the airline, especially Dana Miles members; to take advantage of the ‘miles-splash’ during the week and garner massive miles to fly for free whenever they desire.

Recipient of several local and international awards for aviation service excellence, Dana Air is reputed for its efficient customer services, world-class in-flight services, on-time departures and arrivals, innovative e-airline products and high safety and quality standards.
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Dana Air Unveils Rewards for Customer Service Week

In furtherance of its vision which is “to be recognized and respected as Nigeria’s most reliable and customer-friendly airline,’’ Dana Air says it will explore the Customer service week to reward all its passengers and members of its frequent flyer program – Dana Miles.

According to the airline, all passengers flying Dana Air during the customer service week, will get instant miles, stand a chance of getting a spot upgrade from Economy Class to Business Class, free lounge access among other exciting initiatives to ensure that its teeming customers get extra as ‘’Service Champions.’’

Scheduled to hold from October 3 to 7, 2016, The International Customer Service week is celebrated annually in the first week in October, and it is usually a period set aside to appreciate patronage by rolling out activities to celebrate customers.

According to the Communications Manager of Dana Air, Kingsley Ezenwa, ‘’ the theme of this year’s celebration is ''Service Champions,'' and we are more than ever committed to underscore our vision with these initiatives. At Dana Air, everyday is a customer service day for us, as we strive daily to always exceed the flying aspirations of our guests.’’

‘’We understand the role customers play in the life of any business and the week provides the ever customer –centric and professional team at Dana Air, the opportunity to further excite and reward our teeming customers.’’ He advised passengers of the airline, especially Dana Miles members; to take advantage of the ‘miles-splash’ during the week and garner massive miles to fly for free whenever they desire.

Recipient of several local and international awards for aviation service excellence, Dana Air is reputed for its efficient customer services, world-class in-flight services, on-time departures and arrivals, innovative e-airline products and high safety and quality standards.