Holders of Permits for Non-Commercial Flights (PNCF) are required by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to turn in their technical log (Tech Log) data for the last two years by August 2, 2024.
The NCAA’s general manager of facilitation and economic regulation, Mrs. Olusunmibo Modupeoluwa Oyerinde, made this declaration in a letter.
The letter is intended as a reminder to all PNCF operators in Nigeria for their noncompliance with a previous Authority instruction.
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The letter specifies that all PNCF operators must forward their Tech Log information for the last two years by completing the Summary Sheet, which includes details of the number of sectors flown per month per aircraft, as indicated in the attached PNCF Operations Tech Log Form. The completed forms must be submitted to the NCAA on or before Friday, August 2, 2024.
“This is a follow up on the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) previous correspondence regarding the submission of your Tech Log for the past two years. The Authority is yet to receive the required documents from you.
“Therefore, in line with part (g) of the conditions attached to your Permit, you are again reminded to forward to the NCAA, the Tech Log Information of your operations for the last two years by completing the Summary Sheet with details of number of sectors flown per month per aircraft, as indicated in the attached PNCF Operations Tech Log Form.
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“The completed PNCF Operations Tech Log Form should reach the Authority on or before Friday, 2nd August 2024,” the letter read in part.
The letter further clarified that the requested information should be submitted either by electronically completing the PNCF Tech Log Form or by sending scanned copies of the required Tech Log records to datrilicensingunit@ncaa.gov.ng.
It also emphasized that failure to comply with these directives will result in the suspension of the operator’s authorization.
