Air Nigeria has announced the beginning of its new three times weekly flight service to Abidjan via its regional hub in Accra, Ghana to further provide an array of choice for passengers in response to growing demands for convenient connectivity to improve trade ties amongst capital cities in the West African region.
The new Accra-Abidjan-Accra sector which is to come into effect on November 14 will offer onward connectivity to Abidjan as well as save transit time to deliver superior travel experience to customers on the route. In addition to the introduction of the new route, From December 1, 2011, Air Nigeria will also increase its frequency on the direct Lagos-Douala-Lagos to six weekly flights from the existing four flights as well as adding two additional flights on the Cotonou-Doula-Cotonou route.
The new Accra-Abidjan-Accra sector which is to come into effect on November 14 will offer onward connectivity to Abidjan as well as save transit time to deliver superior travel experience to customers on the route. In addition to the introduction of the new route, From December 1, 2011, Air Nigeria will also increase its frequency on the direct Lagos-Douala-Lagos to six weekly flights from the existing four flights as well as adding two additional flights on the Cotonou-Doula-Cotonou route.
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