Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja

Abuja-main

The nation's second busiest airport also witnessed a decrease in passenger's traffic in the first quarter of 2006, this would not be unrelated to the air crashes that occurred in the last quarter of 2005.

There was a 22% and 6% decrease in passenger traffic on the domestic and international route respectively.

Projects

  1. Construction of the perimeter fence is going on , this project is expected to be completed before the ICAO Audit inspection in November 2006.
  2. Refurbishing of the department hall of the domestic terminal started late last year. This project has been completed.

Investment Opportunities

  • Cargo Management
  • Avio Bridges/li>
  • Housing Estate/Amusement Park
  • Airport Advertisement
  • Data Base And Cyber Cafes
  • Hangers (Aircraft Maint. Facility)
  • In-Flight Catering Complexes
  • Hotels
  • Duty Free Shops
  • Aviation Fuel Depots
  • Water Bottling
  • Cargo Complex/Ware Housing
  • Interline Offices
  • Cold Storage Facilities
  • Shopping Malls
  • Fish/Agric Farm
  • Car Pack Development And Management
  • Tourist Attractions
  • Surface/Ground Transportation

Concessioning

Premium N 2000/m2  Ground-Rent  N 1500/m2

Type of Concession

Tender Fee

3-5 Star Hotels

N750,000.00

Hangar Sites

N500,000.00

Aviation Fuel Depots

N500,000.00                         

Petrol Filling Station

N450,000.00

In-Flight Catering Service

N500,000.00

Restaurant

N250,000.00

Snacks Bar

N250,000.00

Duty Free Shops

N300,000.00

Office Complex

N300,000.00

Shopping Malls

N300,000.00

Gifts Shops and Chain Stores

N150,000.00

Business Centres

N100,000.00

Cold/Dry Warehouses

N400,000.00

VIP Lounge

N300,000.00

Car Park Management System

N250,000.00

Cargo Management

N300,000.00

Trolley Management

N250,000.00

Surface Transportation/Car Hire

N300,000.00

Banking Hall

N500,000.00

Fast Food Centres

N350,000.00

Other Projects not Listed

N150,000.00

 

Airports in Nigeria

FAAN owns and manages several airports across the nation.