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The federal government on Thursday, made it clear that only approved airlines will be allowed into Nigeria’s airspace, as international flights resume September 5.

The Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, stated this during the media briefing of the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19.

Sirika noted that only the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja and the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, would reopen for international travels.

He listed Egyptair, Virgin Atlantic, Turkish Airlines, AWA, Kenya Airways and Middle East Airlines as airlines permitted to operate into the Lagos airport.

Sirika also listed British Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian, AWA, and Middle East Airlines as airlines allowed to operate into the Abuja airport.

However, the Minister said Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Etihad Airways, Angolan TAG, Air Namibia and Royal Air Maroc are not approved to operate flights into the country.

“Now, at this point, it is important that we announce the airlines that are allowed for operations into the country. The ones not approved are Air France. Middle East Airlines is approved for only Lagos (airport). British Airways (is) approved – allowed entry under Covid-19 protocol.

“The reason for Air France is that tourists business holders are not allowed entry. KLM not approved for the same reason as Air France. Delta Airlines, no restrictions – USA, we have an Open Skies with them and they also allow us in.
“Qatar Airways are allowed and approved under Covid-19 protocol. Etihad, not approved. Ethiopian Airlines allowed entry under Covid-19 protocol. Egyptair approved, allowed entry under Covid-19 protocol.

“Rwandair not approved. Air Peace, not applicable, they are our own carrier in Nigeria, we thank them. Virgin Atlantic, approved, allowed entry under COVID-19 protocol. Air Namibia, not approved. Asky, approved. Royal Air Maroc, not approved. African World Airways, Ghana, approved.

“Air Cote d’Ivoire, approved. Lufthansa, not approved. Kenya Airways approved. Emirates Airlines, approved. Turkish Airlines, approved. Cabo Verde not applicable as international flights are not resumed. Angolan TAG, not approved. South African Airways not applicable as international flights are yet to resume,” he said.


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1. Emirates
2. Ethiopian
3. EgyptAir
The best international airlines in that order. Each allows 3 bags of 23 kg each check-in luggage in addition to 10kg hand luggage (Economy class). Good hotel suites for stop-over exceeding 12 hrs in Dubai, Addis Ababa or Cairo respectively as the case may be.

Flown each and really enjoyed their services.

Rwandair and Kenya airways are the most useless international airlines. Flown each ones because they were cheap, but very useless. 2 bags check-in and miserably small hand luggage. Remain in the airport for even 24 hrs stop-over. Also, very unfriendly flight attendants.

I'm not even familiar with the banned airlines, so e no concern me.

Simplyleo:
1. Emirates
2. Ethiopian
3. EgyptAir
The best international airlines in that order. Each allows 3 bags of 23 kg each check-in luggage in addition to 10kg hand luggage (Economy class). Good hotel suites for stop-over exceeding 12 hrs in Dubai, Addis Ababa or Cairo respectively as the case may be.

Flown each and really enjoyed their services.

Rwandair and Kenya airways are the most useless international airlines. Flown each ones because they were cheap, but very useless. 2 bags check-in and miserably small hand luggage. Remain in the airport for even 24 hrs stop-over. Also, very unfriendly flight attendants.

I'm not even familiar with the banned airlines, so e no concern me.

Have you done Qatar Airways? Number 1. Also, I'd pick SAA before Egypt.

Qatar
Emirates
Ethiopia
SAA
Turkish
Egypt

Na my list be that.

Good one

Ok....good to hear