Air Algerie to Begin Flights to Nigeria April 6


By Charles Maduka

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has granted Air Algérie, Algeria’s national airline, a Foreign Carrier Operating Permit (FCOP), allowing it to commence flight operations to Nigeria.

The permit was officially presented during a meeting between Chris Najomo, Director-General of NCAA, and Hocine Mezoued, the Algerian ambassador to Nigeria.

“A key highlight of the meeting was the presentation of a Foreign Carrier Operating Permit (FCOP) to Air Algérie, the national airline of Algeria, enabling expanded connectivity, fostering economic ties, and strengthening mutual partnership,” NCAA said in a statement.

The agency also confirmed that a new flight route connecting Algeria–Nigeria–Douala, Cameroon has been approved.

The inaugural flight on the route is scheduled for April 6, marking a significant step toward improved air travel and stronger diplomatic ties between Nigeria and Algeria.

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