18-year-old becomes Nigeria’s youngest commercial pilot

After obtaining his US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Commercial Multi-Engine Pilot License from Phoenix East Aviation in Daytona Beach, Florida, 18-year-old Mohammed Aminu Sani became the youngest commercial pilot in Nigerian history.

After completing the 10-month program without experiencing any check ride failures, this comes next.

Notably, Nigeria has produced a number of well-known aviation sector leaders.
The founder of Air Peace, one of Nigeria’s most well-known airlines, Allen Ifechukwu Onyema, offers reasonably priced air travel options while generating employment and strengthening the local economy.
The founder of United Nigeria Airlines, a fully Nigerian-owned commercial airline that offers air transportation services and is revolutionizing the aviation sector with its cutting-edge offerings, is Prof. Obiora Okonkwo.

– Kunle Soname: CEO of the Year winner and founder of ValueJet, a private Nigerian airline that flies domestically to major cities.

-Captain Edward Boyo: creator of Landover Aviation Business School and founder and CEO of Overland Airways, having more than 20 years of aviation industry expertise in Nigeria.

The founder of Dana Air, which operates a fleet of Bombardier CRJ900 jets and provides safe, dependable, and reasonably priced air travel, is Jacky Hathiramani.

The founder of Max Air, a prominent airline in Nigeria with a varied fleet and noteworthy industry accomplishments, is Alhaji Dahiru Barau Mangal.

-Babawande Afolabi: Founder of Green Africa Airways, with an emphasis on growing routes and services, with the goal of making air travel accessible to all.