MMA2 to Implement Tariff Adjustments In Car Park, VIP Lounge From November

MMA2 to Implement Tariff Adjustments In Car Park, VIP Lounge From November

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Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), operated by Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), has announced that it will adjust car park and VIP lounge tariffs from November 1st 2023.

In a statement released by BASL’s Head of Corporate Communications, Ajoke Yinka-Olawuyi, it was revealed that the tariff adjustments are a response to the evolving economic landscape in the country.

Yinka-Olawuyi emphasized that these changes, which will take effect from November 1, 2023, are deemed essential to bolster revenue for the maintenance and improvement of the terminal, widely recognized as the best in Nigeria for its functionality and modernity.

Mr. Kola Bamigboye, Head of Spaces and Premises for BASL, explained, “Our car park tariffs have been revised to align with our ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade the facilities, ensuring a safe and convenient parking experience for our valued passengers.” This revision will also consider the convenience of those who use the Multi-storey Car Park facility for less than 30 minutes.

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For VIP lounge access, Esther Ojeiwa, Supervisor-In-Charge of Lounge Services at MMA2, justified the need for a 33.3% increase in access fees. She stated: “To maintain top-notch services at the lounge and offer travelers seeking comfort and convenience a serene environment to relax before their flights, we have updated our lounge tariffs, providing even greater value for your money.”

The management of BASL assures the public that these changes are a vital part of ongoing efforts to enhance the services they offer and improve the passenger experience at MMA2. The new tariffs will be accessible on their website and will become effective.


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