Nigeria’s largest carrier, AirPeace is collaborating with the Boeing Company, a leading global aerospace company in the US, and the UK based Cranfield University, to advance safety in the airline’s operations.
The collaboration will see to the training of top officials of Air Peace, which include all the executives, postholders and management leadership of the various departments of the airline in a five-day in-person classroom training.
This is aimed at improving their safety leadership skills, transform the workplaces’ safety culture, gain practical tools to implement the new knowledge, thus fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the organization.
A statement by the Head of Communication of Air Peace, Dr Ejike Ndiulo, explained that the partnership between Air Peace and Boeing is borne out of a shared commitment to shaping the future of aviation leadership.
“Over the years, Air Peace has recognised that a deep, unwavering commitment to safety is key to its continued success. The programme aimed to build upon that vision, enabling executives to lead with confidence, manage risks effectively, and create high-performing teams that prioritize safety at every level,” the airline said.
According to the Senior Organisational Consultant and Programme Manager, Boeing Global Learning Institute, Harry Magui, “The Boeing company has long recognised the importance of supporting continuous learning of our aviation partners.
“To that end, the Boeing Global Learning Institute designs and delivers numerous learning programmes to both emerging and established leaders of our partners.
“These efforts aim to develop leadership, business, and technical skills so that our partners can improve their business processes, increase operational efficiency and enable leaders to strengthen their teams to ultimately grow their business.”
