The Nigerian Air Force has flown over 6,100 hours
The Nigerian Air Force has recorded over 6,100 flying hours and 2,900 sorties in support of national security operations. The operations involved precision air strikes, armed reconnaissance, surveillance and close air support The Air Force consumed nearly 10 million litres of aviation fuel during this period.
Nigerian Air Force consumed nearly 10 million litres fuel.
The missions were guided by actionable intelligence and aimed at degrading hostile elements and strengthening ground forces. The Service has pursued improvements in personnel allowances, medical support, and accommodation.
The Air Force received five additional helicopters and is pursuing the acquisition of new aircraft and unmanned aerial systems The Nigerian Air Force is committed to improving operational outcomes and addressing Nigeria's security challenges. The Air Force has established an Operational and Safety Audit Committee and is developing structures to mitigate and respond to civilian harm.
The Service is also pursuing local production initiatives and community-focused projects to strengthen civil-military relations.
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