Nigeria hits 18.8 million flights, ranks Africa’s fourth-largest market
FAAN said passenger traffic and airline capacity are expanding, but infrastructure and operating costs continue to constrain Nigeria’s aviation potential. The post Nigeria hits 18.8 million flights, ranks Africa’s fourth-largest ma…
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