The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) projects a total yield of N1.129 trillion from five percent Ticket Sales Charge (TSC) and Cargo Sales Charge (CSC) in 2026, comprising N777 billion from the TSC and N352 billion from the CSC, according to its financial framework presented to the national assembly.
This is as the National Assembly is considering an amendment bill to overhaul the revenue-sharing formula
The details were disclosed over the weekend during a House of Representatives public hearing on the proposed amendment to the revenue-sharing framework.
Speaking on behalf of the Speaker of the House, Tajudeen Abbas, the bill’s sponsor, Sada Soli, assured stakeholders that the legislature aims to balance investments, eliminate administrative bottlenecks, and block financial leakages across the industry.
He said, “I am happy so many things have come out of this public hearing. I am happy that the areas we are set to amend. We are changing the law, changing the name of AIB to NSIB to align with international best practice.
