Emirates airline has said since the resumption of operations to Lagos last year, Emirates has seen healthy and steady load factors.
In a statement by the airline, it noted that as one of the only two airlines operating First Class into Lagos, the airline’s premium cabins have performed exceptionally well.
“Emirates’ Business and Economy Class products are similarly popular with business and leisure travellers on the Lagos-Dubai route, and cargo shippers are utilising the bellyhold space on Emirates’ 777 aircraft for valuable imports and exports of Nigerian goods.
“Feedback from customers has been consistently positive, as are the relationships Emirates has established with key stakeholders in Nigeria’s aviation, tourism and trade sectors,” the airline stated.
In February 2025, Emirates signed an interline agreement with Air Peace, expanding its footprint to 13 new cities in Nigeria and providing travellers with more opportunities to connect with the airline’s world-class product and service.
The move comes just five months after the resumption, demonstrating the airline’s unwavering commitment to scaling its operations to better serve travelers in Nigeria.
