ABU DHABI – The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Mrs Olubunmi Kuku has expressed interest in exploring and leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the revolution of airport operations and trainings.
Kuku, on Wednesday made the remarks while leading the FAAN management team at the 2025 ICAO Global Implementation Support Symposium (GISS) in Abu Dhabi.
The GISS provides an invaluable opportunity for FAAN to connect with global leaders and gain insights into the latest advancements and challenges in the aviation sector.
Mrs Obiageli Orah, the Director, Public Affairs & Consumer Protection at FAAN disclosed this in a statement.
Mrs kuku is said to be engaging in discussions on key themes, including balancing aviation growth with sustainability, leveraging AI to enhance airport operations and training, and strengthening implementation support for resource-constrained states.
Additionally, the team is attending sessions on transforming digital learning in aviation training and exploring evolving strategies for a more sustainable aviation future.

On day two of the symposium, Kuku received the TRAINAIR PLUS member plaque on behalf of FAAN as she signed the FAAN-ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Manuals in the presence of Dr. Emiola Luqman, the Director of Human Resources and Administration at FAAN, and Mrs. Toyin Akinlade, the Acting General Manager of Training at FAAN.
This achievement marks a significant advancement in FAAN’s commitment to excellence in aviation training and support. The Director of Airport Operation at FAAN, Captain Abdullahi Mahmood, is also part of the delegation.
“We are particularly interested in exploring the role of AI in revolutionizing both airport operations and training and how FAAN can effectively integrate these technologies to enhance efficiency and sustainability at our airports,” said Kuku.
FAAN’s participation in the ICAO GISS underscores its commitment to remaining at the forefront of aviation best practices and delivering world-class airport services.
The knowledge and insights gained from the symposium will be instrumental in shaping FAAN’s future strategies and initiatives.
Inforealitynews reports that the 2025 ICAO GISS, held in Abu Dhabi, UAE, from February 10 to 12, 2025.
This year’s symposium is themed: “The Next Flight: Innovating for a Sustainable Tomorrow,” addresses critical issues facing the aviation industry and serves as a platform for global stakeholders to collaborate and share best practices.






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