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In an effort to improve technical capability, the Nigerian Air Force has educated four of its employees in airframe maintenance for the AW109 Trekker helicopter.
This was said in a statement that was published on the Nigerian Air Force’s official X page.
The training was conducted from January 12 and February 20, 2026, at the Leonardo Helicopter Division facility in Sesto Calende, Italy, according to the release.
According to the Air Force, the program included both theoretical and practical workshops where participants learned how to identify helicopter systems and subsystems, how they operate, and what maintenance is necessary to keep the aircraft in airworthy condition.
According to the statement, “the extensive training program featured rigorous theoretical and practical phases, during which participants were instructed on the identification of AW109S Trekker helicopter systems and subsystems, their modes of operation, and critical procedures for effective maintenance and troubleshooting required to keep the aircraft in an airworthy condition.”
According to the statement, in order to guarantee safe and standardized maintenance procedures, the course also concentrated on correctly interpreting and applying maintenance manuals.
It stated that the training is in line with Sunday Kelvin Aneke’s command philosophy, which places a strong focus on people development, technical proficiency, and ongoing professional advancement.
According to the statement, the four staff members received certificates at the conclusion of the program to acknowledge their successful completion of the course.
