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XEJet Plans FBO and Maintenance Facility in Abuja for Expanding Services

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Nigerian aviation company XEJet has announced plans to construct a Fixed-Base Operator (FBO) and maintenance facility in Abuja, following recent regulatory approvals that allow the company to provide aircraft maintenance services. This development is set to expand Nigeria’s aviation infrastructure, offering local maintenance solutions that enhance operational efficiency for regional carriers. XEJet’s sister company, XEJet AOC, will be the first customer of XEJet Engineering, benefiting from streamlined maintenance processes that reduce downtime and eliminate the need for costly international maintenance options.

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