Abuja Airport Reopening: Domestic and International Carriers Restore Normal Flight Services
An aircrat belonging to Emirates. Photo credit: Google.com |
Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja. |
Abuja is very crucial to the revenue base of airlines operating in Nigeria, whether domestic or international airlines. You can imagine how much these airlines lost in the past six weeks that the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport was closed. No wonder, all the airlines quickly rushed back to the airport as soon as it was reopened.
Thank God the stress on the Kaduna highway is over because
passengers can now connect Abuja directly by air.
Whether you are flying British Airways, Ethiopia airlines, Turkish
Airlines, Emirates, Arik, Dana, Air Peace, Medview or Overland, your preferred
airline is back on the Abuja route.
You can go ahead and book the best fares on any of your
choice airlines here with Jumia travels https://travel.jumia.com
In case you don’t know, the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport was
closed for six weeks to effect major repairs on the runway. Kaduna Airport was
the alternative while the repairs lasted.
It is highly commendable that the repairs did not stretch
beyond the stipulated time!
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