29 August 2017

Air Namibia to resume West African flights

Air Namibia has confirmed it will resume scheduled passenger flights to West Africa early next year, reports ch-aviation.

The carrier said its Windhoek Int'l-Lagos (Nigeria)-Accra (Ghana) return service would operate 4x weekly effective March 25, 2018. It has been granted 5th Freedom traffic rights for the Ghana-Nigeria vv. sectors of the flight, which will operate on-board A319-100 equipment.

Air Namibia operated the route from 2009 until 2013 when poor load factors forced it to withdraw.

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