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Camair-Co re-launches Lagos-Doula operations

 

L-R: General Manager, APG Nigeria, Chike Theo Ohigu; Country Manager, Camair-Co, Mrs. Agnes Ndikum and  Consul General of Cameroon to Nigeria Dr Paul Ekorong A. Dong  at the re-launch of Camair-Co operations in Lagos.
L-R: General Manager, APG Nigeria, Chike Theo Ohigu; Country Manager, Camair-Co, Mrs. Agnes Ndikum and Consul General of Cameroon to Nigeria Dr Paul Ekorong A. Dong at the re-launch of Camair-Co operations in Lagos.

A Central African carrier, Cameroon Airlines Corporation, Camair-Co has resumed flight operations to Lagos, Nigeria.

The resumed flight commenced on June 23, 2018 when an aircraft operated by the Cameroonian flag carrier arrived Lagos from Douala after some years of absence on the route.

At a brief ceremony held at Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos, to commemorate the resumption of the  airline’s operations on the route, the Consul General of Cameroon in Lagos, Dr Ekorong A. Dong expressed delight to see Camair-Co back to the lucrative route of Douala-Lagos.

“Today we are witnessing together a new benchmark, a new landmark between Nigeria and Cameroon.” He said.

Dong added that the presence of Camair-Co in Nigeria would further enhance the relationship between the two countries, “this will boost the trade, commercial and social-cultural events between our countries.”

Camair-Co Nigeria Country Manager, Madam Agnes Ndikum who reinstated the determination of the airline to continuously serve the Lagos-Doula route said,”Camair-Co is finally here to stay and provide quality air travel between Nigeria and Cameroon. We appreciate the efforts of APG Nigeria, our General Sales Agent (GSA) for their continuous support in making this relaunch of the Lagos-Doula route a reality.”.

Also speaking at the occasion, APG Nigeria General Manager, Camair-Co GSA, Chike Ohiagu said, “the airline is here to stay. We are determined to make sure the airline seats are full and profitable.”

In his statement on the re-launched operations to Nigeria, the aircraft pilot, Captain Kono Bihina Constant, mentioned that he is delighted to return to Nigeria after a long while. According to Bihina Constant, “We haven’t flown into Nigeria for a long time. Nigeria is so advanced when it comes to aviation, and we are very pleased to be back here. Camair-Co is working so hard round the clock to ensure travellers rely on our airline and not to go elsewhere.”

Camair-Co is scheduled to operate Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with a Boeing B737 between Douala and Lagos.

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