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United Nigeria Airlines expands operations to Kano, Sokoto

United Nigeria Airlines expands operations to Kano, Sokoto
Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeNovember 17, 2023Updated:November 17, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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ASHENEWS reports that the United Nigeria Airlines has concluded plans to expand its operations to Kano and Sokoto states.

The airline also plans to connect Edo, Plateau, and Borno states with the arrival of more aircraft.

The Kano and Sokoto offices of the airline will operate at the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport and the Sultan Abubakar International Airport.

Already, plans are in top gear for the inaugural flight to the two airports planned to take place between December 1 and December 2, 2023.

Commenting on the expansion of scheduled air transport services to Kano and Sokoto state, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of United Nigeria Airlines, Osita Okonkwo, said the airline was interested in uniting Nigerians across more cities in the country.

According to him, the expansion of flight services to Kano and Sokoto, with a further vision for Edo, Plateau, and Borno states is part of the strategic plans of the company to unite Nigerians and offer them more options for air travel.

Okonkwo said that with the expansion of air transport services to the north, Nigerians would have more options to connect with more cities, their loved ones, and businesses in safety and in comfort.

“We shall soon commence scheduled flight operations to Kano and Sokoto. Already, we have put support infrastructure on the ground at the airports to facilitate this vision. Our mission is to expand the travel options available to Nigerians so that more people can travel by air.

“This will enhance connectivity between Nigerian cities, and families as well as enhance economic activities. Ours is to make sure that Nigerians travel in safety and in comfort across cities where we have already taken our services.

“As you know, with Kano and Sokoto united on our schedules, we look forward to bringing Plateau and Borno states on board just as are also putting up infrastructure to make sure that Edo state is also connected through the Benin Airport.

“We believe that with enhanced air transport services, Nigerians will interact more among themselves, and travel more to enjoy the beauty that nature has blessed this country with. So flying from Lagos and Abuja, we shall be able to connect Kano and Sokoto and even create opportunities for people in these states to also connect states in the southeast. So, it is about expanding possibilities and uniting Nigerians more”, he said.

Already, the operational offices of the airline at the Kano and Sokoto airports have been fully activated and awaiting the inaugural flight.

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