Dana Air has won the ‘Most Innovative Airline of the year 2023 Award’ at the Nigerian Business Leadership Awards.
Institute by BusinessDay Media Limited, publishers of Business Day newspaper, the Nigerian Business Leadership Awards celebrates outstanding business leaders, organisations, and individuals, focuses on recognizing entities that excel through innovative products, excellent services, and visionary executive leadership.
The publisher of BusinessDay, Mr Frank Aigbogun, said the selection process for the award involved a thorough assessment conducted by the awards review committee and the newspaper’s research and intelligence unit.
”The criteria applied by the review committee encompassed various facets, including Dana Air’s contribution to the Nigerian economy, consumer satisfaction levels, job creation initiatives, market share growth strategies, innovative product offerings, technological integration, and more,” he added.
In his acceptance speech, the airline’s chief operating officer, Mr Ememobong Ettete expressed immense gratitude for the honour.
“We are truly honored to receive the Most Innovative Airline award for 2023.
”This accolade reaffirms our unwavering commitment to setting industry benchmarks, embracing cutting-edge technology, and continuously improving our services to meet the dynamic needs of our esteemed passengers,” he said.
Meanwhile, the airline announced additional flights for its customers across its destinations after taking delivery of one of its aircraft from maintenance abroad
”Dana Air is committed to ensuring that passengers have convenient, reliable, and accessible flight options. The introduction of these supplementary flights underscores our dedication to providing unparalleled service and meeting the diverse travel needs of our valued customers.
”The supplementary flights will cater to various routes within our network, offering increased frequency and expanded options for travelers.
”Passengers can expect enhanced availability and greater flexibility in securing their preferred travel schedules, accommodating the high demand for flight tickets during the bustling holiday season,” Ettete said.
