NCAA HAS CRACKED DOWN ON PILOTS WORKING FOR MULTIPLE AIRLINES, A PRACTICE KNOW AS "PILOT SHARING. (PHOTO).


 The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has cracked down on pilots working for multiple airlines, a practice known as "pilot sharing." 


In a directive addressed to aircraft operators and signed by the Acting Director General of NCAA, Captain Chris Najomo, the regulatory body has prohibited licensed flight crew members from conducting cross-crew operations for different airlines.


The directive, effective from November 11, 2024, stems from concerns about potential safety risks arising from differing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and training requirements across various airlines. 

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