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Ibom Air moves all flight operations to new terminal at Uyo, June 14

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Ibom Air has announced that, effective 14 June 2026, all its flight operations will be conducted from the new ultramodern

Ibom Air moves all flight operations to new terminal at Uyo, June 14

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