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FAAN Training School Opens Registration for Aviation Courses in 2026

Obah Sylva by Obah Sylva
September 5, 2026
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The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Training School has announced the commencement of registration for two specialised aviation training programmes scheduled to hold in September and October 2026.

The courses are designed to strengthen the professional capacity of aviation personnel, prospective instructors and other industry stakeholders by providing specialised knowledge and practical skills in aviation training, safety, regulatory compliance and the handling of dangerous goods.

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Key Highlights

  • FAAN Training School has opened registration for two specialised aviation courses in 2026.
  • Training Instructors Course (TIC) will hold from September 14 to 18, 2026.
  • Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (DGUTI EN) is scheduled for October 19 to 23, 2026.
  • The programmes are targeted at aviation professionals and individuals seeking to develop specialised industry skills.
  • Training will focus on areas including aviation safety, compliance, instructional competence and dangerous goods handling.
  • Interested participants are advised to register early through the FAAN Training School.

Training Instructors Course

The first programme, the Training Instructors Course (TIC), is scheduled to take place from September 14 to 18, 2026.

The course is expected to provide participants with knowledge and skills relevant to effective instruction and professional training within the aviation sector.

Training instructors play an important role in the aviation industry because the quality of instruction received by aviation personnel can directly influence operational standards, safety awareness and compliance with established procedures.

The TIC therefore provides an opportunity for aviation professionals and aspiring instructors to strengthen their instructional capabilities and improve their understanding of effective training practices.

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Dangerous Goods Training

The second programme is the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air (DGUTI EN) course, which is scheduled for October 19 to 23, 2026.

The programme focuses on the safe transportation of dangerous goods by air, an area that requires strict adherence to established aviation safety and handling procedures.

Dangerous goods may present significant risks when improperly classified, packaged, handled, stored or transported. Appropriate training is therefore important for personnel whose responsibilities involve activities connected with the transportation of such materials.

The FAAN Training School’s decision to offer the programme provides aviation personnel and other relevant stakeholders with an opportunity to strengthen their knowledge of safe handling and transportation requirements.

FAAN Encourages Early Registration

The Training School is encouraging interested aviation professionals and prospective participants to make arrangements for registration ahead of the respective course dates.

The programmes are expected to benefit participants seeking to improve their professional competence, strengthen their understanding of aviation safety requirements and acquire specialised skills relevant to their responsibilities.

Individuals seeking registration or further information can contact the FAAN Training School through the following telephone numbers:

+234 803 308 9121
+234 802 410 9197

The courses form part of professional development opportunities available to personnel seeking to build expertise in critical areas of the aviation industry.

With aviation operations increasingly requiring specialised knowledge and strict compliance with safety standards, professional training remains an important component of developing a competent and safety-conscious workforce.

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