Secretary General of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) resigns

NICK FADUGBA, better known as a journalist in the UK, has resigned as Secretary General of the African Airlines Association after just four months in the job.  He said it had been an intense period spent single-mindedly addressing the many challenges facing African airlines today.  “After careful deliberation, I have now come to the conclusion that I can better serve the African Aviation industry and African airlines in my previous capacity as founder and Chief Executive Officer of African Aviation Services (AAS) rather than as Secretary General of AFRAA."  Mr Fadugba replaced Christian Folly-Kossi, whose second and final term of office as head of the Association comes to an end early next year.  The IATA AGM was Nick Fadugba’s last official appearance in his capacity as Secretary General.  In the interim, the day-to-day activities of the Association will be managed by an Interim Secretariat Management Committee made up of the Directors under the close supervision of the Chairman of the Executive Committee. www.afraa.org

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