Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Emirates celebrates 10-yr in Nigerian airspace



Leading global airline, the Emirates, recently celebrated its 10 years of flying within the Nigeria’s airspace successfully, reports DigitalSENSE Business News.

Emirates Regional Manager for West Africa, Mr. Manoj Nair, disclosed to DigitalSENSE Business News that they have carried over 2.6 million customers on the route, thus becoming the airline of choice for most Nigerians and travellers on this route.

Also DigitalSENSE Business News reports that Emirates started operations in Nigeria on 2 January 2004, with four flights per week from Dubai to Lagos linked with Accra in Ghana, using an A330-200 aircraft, hence, Lagos became Emirates 73rd destination in its network and its 10th in Africa.

“Today, Emirates flies to over 140 destinations across six continents, 25 of which are in Africa,” he said.
Nair further said that for Emirates, it’s all about connecting people and places, and as Nigerians love to travel, explore the world and make new experiences.


“We are proud to have played a major role over the past ten years in connecting Nigerians, whether for business or leisure, to our ever-expanding worldwide network through our Dubai hub. We look forward to continuing our growth in Nigeria by providing the best possible travel experiences and value for money, Nair said.

Ayo Omidele/GEE

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