Get Guardian on GoogleThe National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) of the Republic of Congo-Brazzaville has granted approval to 7Star Global Hangar Ltd for base maintenance inspection services on all its TN-registered aircraft.
The approval has further ignited a significant milestone in the company’s regional expansion strategy and also positioned it as a recognised Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) for operators from Congo.
Speaking to journalists in Lagos on Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), 7Star Global Hangar, Isaac Balami, said that the authorisation allowed the company to undertake heavy maintenance checks, structural inspections, and other base-level engineering services for aircraft registered under the Congolese civil registry.
According to Balami, the approval was a testament to the company’s consistent pursuit of excellence, safety, and compliance with international aviation standards.
He added that the certification underscored the company’s growing reputation as a pan-African MRO hub, serving operators across Central and West Africa.
He added: “With this new certification, 7Star Global Hangar continues to expand its maintenance capabilities and reinforce its commitment to advancing Africa’s aviation maintenance ecosystem through quality service, safety, integrity and regional partnership.
“We are a leading independent aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) organisation, headquartered in Lagos. We provide a full range of maintenance services, including line and base checks, modifications, and component support, in compliance with the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) and international aviation standards.”
