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Easier immigration in Lagos

25 Sep 2013 - by Tammy Sutherns
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Execujet Africa passengers arriving in Lagos will no longer have to go to the main terminal to clear customs and immigration.

Customs and immigration services have been put in place at ExecuJet Africa’s fixed-based operation facility at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, where officials will now process all international business aircraft arrivals and departures.

 “These new services are a direct response to customer demand. Our customers and crew can now enjoy a more efficient and comfortable passage when arriving or leaving Lagos,” says Ettore Poggi, md of ExecuJet Africa.

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