ASKY Launches Kano-Niamey Air Service Starting 2026
ASKY, the Pan-African Airline, announced the launch of a new air service connecting Kano, Nigeria, to Niamey, Niger, set to commence on September 2, 2026. This new route is designed to strengthen historical, cultural, and commercial ties between the two cities.
With the addition of Kano, ASKY's network expands to 31 destinations across 28 countries. The service will be routed through ASKY’s hub in Lomé, providing passengers with seamless onward connections to various business and leisure destinations throughout West and Central Africa.
The airline stated that this route would revive a historic trade corridor that has linked the region for over a thousand years, which was originally traversed by foot and camel caravan and later by road.
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