EKELEM AIRHIHEN
Ekelem-Airhihen
Ekelem Airhihen, a trained mediator, chartered accountant, certified finance and IT consultant, certified in policy and public leadership, and an airport customer experience specialist, has an MBA from the Lagos Business School. He is a member, ACI Airport Non-aeronautical Revenue Activities Committee; and is certified in design and implementation of KPI for airports. He can be reached on ekyair@yahoo.com and +2348023125396 (WhatsApp only)
Creating positive passenger experience for airport survival
EKELEM AIRHIHENJune 19, 2023
Airports have come under increased pressure to cut costs and make investments as they recover from the pandemic. They also have to
Strategies when ground transport cost increases
EKELEM AIRHIHENJune 13, 2023
Recently some African countries have had to contend with increases in the cost of premium motor spirit (petrol) making ground
Airport anxiety and remedies
EKELEM AIRHIHENJune 5, 2023
Anxious passengers at an airport are common. Some of the reasons for it are: Fear of flying, fear of crowds, fear of missing
Preparing for high travel volumes
EKELEM AIRHIHENMay 30, 2023
The test of an operations process is when such a process is robust enough to deliver value at the peak processing time. If it bursts
Sustaining aviation-stakeholder engagement
EKELEM AIRHIHENMay 22, 2023
Stakeholder engagement is an avenue for negotiation that enables airports to survive and be profitable. It enables the airport to
Aviation economic sustenance agreements
EKELEM AIRHIHENMay 15, 2023
The pandemic came with many lessons for us all. For stakeholders in aviation, one of the lessons is an alternative outlook on how to
Ambidexterity, scenario planning and electric future
EKELEM AIRHIHENMay 8, 2023
The forthcoming electric revolution in the aviation industry has its own questions which should stimulate serious thinking among
Of drones, air taxis and strategy
EKELEM AIRHIHENApril 25, 2023
Drones and unmanned aircraft can be integrated into the airport ecosystem. They provide opportunities and have benefits for the
When the future becomes electric
EKELEM AIRHIHENApril 17, 2023
The plans being put in place for electric planes are a glimmer of light for small airports in Africa that experience little traffic
Musing on Africa’s post pandemic aviation recovery
EKELEM AIRHIHENApril 10, 2023
The latest report from IATA reveals that African Air travel recovered to 93 percent of pre-pandemic levels. However, if Africa is to