Overland Airways Resumes Ibadan-Abuja Flights, Introduces New Aircraft
Overland Airways has announced the resumption of flight services between Ibadan and Abuja, with three weekly flights operating on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Aderonke Emmanuel James, the Chief Operating Officer of Overland Airways, expressed excitement about the return to Ibadan after 22 years and commended the Oyo State government for airport improvements.
Ifeoma Okekorieocha, a prominent aviation correspondent at BusinessDay Newspaper, highlighted the airline's use of a new 88-seater Embraer 175 aircraft for the route. The airline aims to offer premium economy cabin services to passengers, ensuring a reliable and consistent travel experience.
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