FAAN opens new cargo terminal at Lagos General Aviation Terminal
- The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has inaugurated a new domestic cargo processing terminal at Lagos’ General Aviation Terminal (GAT) to modernize and enhance aviation logistics.
- The facility aims to improve cargo handling efficiency, scalability, safety, and connectivity, addressing bottlenecks especially for agricultural produce and e-commerce goods.
- The initiative, supported by the Minister of Aviation Festus Keyamo and led by the Directorate of Cargo Development, seeks to expand similar cargo infrastructure nationwide in cities like Abuja, Kano, and Port Harcourt.
- This development reinforces Lagos as a key hub in Nigeria’s air freight network, supporting faster, tech-driven logistics amid rising demand in agriculture and digital commerce.
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