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ASKY Launches New Air Service Connecting Kano, Niamey
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ASKY Launches New Air Service Connecting Kano, Niamey

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ASKY, the Pan-African Airline, has announced a new route: Kano-Niamy, saying it will strengthen historical, cultural, and commercial ties between Kano, Nigeria, and Niamey, Niger.

The launch of the new air service linking the two cities will start on September 2, 2026.

With this addition, Kano becomes the 31st destination on ASKY’s growing network, spanning more than 30 cities across 28 countries. Routed through the airline’s hub in Lomé, the new service will give passengers travelling to and from Kano seamless onward connections to key business and leisure destinations throughout West and Central Africa, extending the city’s reach well beyond the region. The airline said the route woulld revive a historic trade corridor that has linked the region for more than a thousand years, once travelled by foot and camel caravan and later by road.

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