New nigerian airways

You're referring to the revival of Nigeria's national carrier, Nigerian Air!

After years of uncertainty, the Nigerian government finally launched Nigerian Air in September 2018, with the aim of reviving the country's flag carrier and providing a world-class air travel experience for Nigerians and international passengers alike.

Here are some key facts about Nigerian Air:

  1. Launch date: September 18, 2018
  2. Hub airport: Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos, Nigeria
  3. Initial routes: 10 domestic routes, including Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Kano, with plans to expand to international routes in the future
  4. Fleet: Initially, the airline will operate a fleet of 15 aircraft, including Boeing 737-800 and Airbus A220-300 planes
  5. Partnerships: Nigerian Air has partnered with Turkish Airlines, Air France, and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to enhance its operations and provide seamless connections to international destinations
  6. Cabin classes: The airline will offer three cabin classes: Economy, Premium Economy, and Business Class
  7. In-flight amenities: Passengers can expect to enjoy a range of amenities, including in-flight meals, entertainment systems, and comfortable seating
  8. Staffing: The airline has recruited over 3,000 staff members, including pilots, cabin crew, and ground staff
  9. Safety: Nigerian Air has implemented strict safety protocols, including regular maintenance checks and adherence to international safety standards
  10. Vision: The airline aims to become a major player in the African aviation market, providing reliable, efficient, and customer-centric services to passengers

While Nigerian Air has faced some challenges since its launch, including delays and cancellations, the airline is working to address these issues and improve its services. With its modern fleet, competitive pricing, and commitment to safety and customer satisfaction, Nigerian Air is poised to become a major player in the Nigerian aviation industry.