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Nigeria hits 18.8 million flights, ranks Africa’s fourth-largest market

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Nigeria now Africa’s fourth-largest aviation market with 18.8m passengers — FAAN

FAAN said passenger traffic and airline capacity are expanding, but infrastructure and operating costs continue to constrain Nigeria’s aviation potential.

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