Kenya Airways will finally launch daily flights from Nairobi to Juba from 10th June this year!The airline had left this profitable market from Kenya and the Southern Sudan to other airlines, which were happily flying between the two destinations, KQ Partners with Chartis Kenya to Launch Travel Insurance.
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The Juba route will be Kenya Airways' 48th route and will be serviced by an Embraer E170 and the schedules will be as follows:
KQ350 NBO0800 – 0940JUB E70 D
KQ351 JUB1030 – 1210NBO E70 D
Last year, South Sudan unveiled plans to spend heavily on expansion and modernisation to lure major airlines to Juba Airport. The government committed $30 million for the project. The three phase project will be completed by 2012 and will have the airport meet international standards. It is part of the programme by the South Sudan government to build infrastructure stalled by 20 years of civil war.
Several African and Middle Eastern carriers have shown an interest in flying to Juba in the near future.
Interest by international commercial airlines has grown tremendously as South Sudan consolidates the gains of peace and embarks on the long and difficult road of building the new nation. Juba is also becoming a commercial hub as businessmen from East Africa rush in the post conflict boom to supply goods and services, including major Kenyan businesses!
The move remedies the edge the absence of the Kenyan Carrier gave to regional competitors.The route is also serviced by Kenya's JetLink Express
Monday, November 1, 2010
Accra Lagos Istanbul flight TK 623 Turkish airlines
Turkish Airlines start flight operations to Accra, Ghana, en route Lagos and Elexandria,Egypt.This is happening at a time when the Turkish government is busy building closer diplomatic ties with African nations.
flight schedule as of July 15th 2010 : Istanbul-Lagos( LOS)Accra(ACC)
Flight No Days Departure Arrival
TK 623 Istanbul 14:15 Lagos 19:15
TK 623 Lagos 20:35 Accra 20:35
TK 624 Accra 21:45 Lagos 23:45
TK624 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Lagos 01:05 Istanbul 09:15
the IST ACC service fly by airbus a330 plane type, From the minute that you arrive on board, you will understand why so many travellers choose to fly Business Class on Turkish Airlines! Fine Champagne and Orange Juice will be served as you take your seat, enhanced by hot towels for your relaxation. The newly designed seats in Business Class can be set to normal, lying or cradle position by the push of a button. Lean the seats back at an angle of 170 degrees and you can stretch out in comfort by using the electrically-operated backrest and footrest features and soft bottom cushions. The digital AVOD in-cabin entertainment system is in use on many of the routes served by the A330 and A340-type aircaft. Passengers make their selection from a panel located in the arm of the seat. 30 video and 50 audio channels provide the most current fi lms. Passengers have their own personal monitor that can be interrupted to restart or continue at a later time.
Fine Dining:
In Business Class your meal will be served in stylish dishes providing you with an eating experience a little less like a „quick meal on the run“
Companion Fare:
Whether you are travelling to Turkey on business or for pleasure, this programme will make your dream vacation even more attainable – and affordable. Partners accompanying passengers can travel Business Class with a 50% discount off the full Business Class fare.
The Managing Director of Turkish Airlines, Nigeria, Mr. Orhan Guven, who is supervising the expansion drive in West and Central Africa made this known at the weekend in Lagos According to him, “We are glad to announce the beginning of operations to Accra, Ghana in June so as to allow more of our teeming passengers to West Africa fly with us” “The flight will commence from Istanbul, Turkey carrying passengers for Lagos, Nigeria and Accra, Ghana with passengers for Lagos dropped first while the flight continues to Accra and back to Lagos for the return journey to Istanbul.
On June 14, Turkish Airlines inaugurated its new three-times-weekly non-stop service between Istanbul, Entebbe (Uganda) and Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) today.Presently, Turkish Airlines operates to Dakar, Senegal; Entebbe, Uganda and Dar a Salam Tanzania, Nairobi Kenya in the West and Central Africa region.
flight schedule as of July 15th 2010 : Istanbul-Lagos( LOS)Accra(ACC)
Flight No Days Departure Arrival
TK 623 Istanbul 14:15 Lagos 19:15
TK 623 Lagos 20:35 Accra 20:35
TK 624 Accra 21:45 Lagos 23:45
TK624 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Lagos 01:05 Istanbul 09:15
the IST ACC service fly by airbus a330 plane type, From the minute that you arrive on board, you will understand why so many travellers choose to fly Business Class on Turkish Airlines! Fine Champagne and Orange Juice will be served as you take your seat, enhanced by hot towels for your relaxation. The newly designed seats in Business Class can be set to normal, lying or cradle position by the push of a button. Lean the seats back at an angle of 170 degrees and you can stretch out in comfort by using the electrically-operated backrest and footrest features and soft bottom cushions. The digital AVOD in-cabin entertainment system is in use on many of the routes served by the A330 and A340-type aircaft. Passengers make their selection from a panel located in the arm of the seat. 30 video and 50 audio channels provide the most current fi lms. Passengers have their own personal monitor that can be interrupted to restart or continue at a later time.
Fine Dining:
In Business Class your meal will be served in stylish dishes providing you with an eating experience a little less like a „quick meal on the run“
Companion Fare:
Whether you are travelling to Turkey on business or for pleasure, this programme will make your dream vacation even more attainable – and affordable. Partners accompanying passengers can travel Business Class with a 50% discount off the full Business Class fare.
The Managing Director of Turkish Airlines, Nigeria, Mr. Orhan Guven, who is supervising the expansion drive in West and Central Africa made this known at the weekend in Lagos According to him, “We are glad to announce the beginning of operations to Accra, Ghana in June so as to allow more of our teeming passengers to West Africa fly with us” “The flight will commence from Istanbul, Turkey carrying passengers for Lagos, Nigeria and Accra, Ghana with passengers for Lagos dropped first while the flight continues to Accra and back to Lagos for the return journey to Istanbul.
On June 14, Turkish Airlines inaugurated its new three-times-weekly non-stop service between Istanbul, Entebbe (Uganda) and Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) today.Presently, Turkish Airlines operates to Dakar, Senegal; Entebbe, Uganda and Dar a Salam Tanzania, Nairobi Kenya in the West and Central Africa region.
direct flights from Lagos to Johannesburg Arik Air
Arik Air has introduced daily direct flights from Lagos to Johannesburg south africa
Flights will depart Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport each evening at 21.35 local time and arrive into Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International Airport at 04.50 the following morning. The return flight will depart Johannesburg every afternoon at 13.45 local time, arriving back into Lagos at 19.00 local time on the same day.
“With such an attractive on-board product, Arik Air is very proud to be able to offer now, our awarding-winning service to customers wishing to travel between Lagos and Johannesburg,” said Mike McTighe. “Guests in Premier Class will enjoy luxurious leather-upholstered seats that convert into fully flat 75-inch long beds, a state-of-the-art personal video- and audio-on-demand entertainment system and a wide 17-inch personal TV screen. Guests will also have their own in-flight bar area in which to relax,” he stated.
Arik Air also offers a complete Nigerian on-board experience with a blend of colloquial Nigerian food serving traditional dishes such as hot pepper soup as well as international cuisine.
The A330-200 is a two class configuration providing 24 Premium Business Class seats, with an impressive 62 inch seat pitch and seat width of 21 inches, and 259 Economy Class seats with extra wide seat width of 19 inches, each with individual seat back 9 inch screens offering the very best in-flight facilities, providing guests with maximum comfort and style.
The Premium Business Class product has a complementary offering designed to meet the discerning business traveller’s needs including an angled lie flat seat, a personal 10.6 inch armrest monitor, a USB port for charging personal devices and the very latest in-flight entertainment technology installed.
Guests will also continue to be afforded the most generous baggage allowance in the industry –
three 30kgs bags in Premier Class and two 30kgs in Economy Class.
“We’re very excited to welcome this addition to the Arik fleet. The aircraft has passed all regulatory requirements and is in pristine condition. I am confident that it will be received as our A340-500 aircraft operating to London Heathrow and New York JFK.”
Arik Air is Nigeria’s leading commercial airline. It now operates a fleet of 26 state-of-the art regional, medium haul and long haul aircraft. The airline currently serves 22 airports across Nigeria as well as Accra (Ghana), Banjul (Gambia), Cotonou (Benin), Dakar (Senegal), Freetown (Sierra Leone), London Heathrow (UK), Johannesburg (South Africa) and New York JFK (USA).
The airline currently operates over 120 flights daily from its hubs in Lagos and Abuja.
Flights will depart Lagos Murtala Muhammed International Airport each evening at 21.35 local time and arrive into Johannesburg O.R. Tambo International Airport at 04.50 the following morning. The return flight will depart Johannesburg every afternoon at 13.45 local time, arriving back into Lagos at 19.00 local time on the same day.
“With such an attractive on-board product, Arik Air is very proud to be able to offer now, our awarding-winning service to customers wishing to travel between Lagos and Johannesburg,” said Mike McTighe. “Guests in Premier Class will enjoy luxurious leather-upholstered seats that convert into fully flat 75-inch long beds, a state-of-the-art personal video- and audio-on-demand entertainment system and a wide 17-inch personal TV screen. Guests will also have their own in-flight bar area in which to relax,” he stated.
Arik Air also offers a complete Nigerian on-board experience with a blend of colloquial Nigerian food serving traditional dishes such as hot pepper soup as well as international cuisine.
The A330-200 is a two class configuration providing 24 Premium Business Class seats, with an impressive 62 inch seat pitch and seat width of 21 inches, and 259 Economy Class seats with extra wide seat width of 19 inches, each with individual seat back 9 inch screens offering the very best in-flight facilities, providing guests with maximum comfort and style.
The Premium Business Class product has a complementary offering designed to meet the discerning business traveller’s needs including an angled lie flat seat, a personal 10.6 inch armrest monitor, a USB port for charging personal devices and the very latest in-flight entertainment technology installed.
Guests will also continue to be afforded the most generous baggage allowance in the industry –
three 30kgs bags in Premier Class and two 30kgs in Economy Class.
“We’re very excited to welcome this addition to the Arik fleet. The aircraft has passed all regulatory requirements and is in pristine condition. I am confident that it will be received as our A340-500 aircraft operating to London Heathrow and New York JFK.”
Arik Air is Nigeria’s leading commercial airline. It now operates a fleet of 26 state-of-the art regional, medium haul and long haul aircraft. The airline currently serves 22 airports across Nigeria as well as Accra (Ghana), Banjul (Gambia), Cotonou (Benin), Dakar (Senegal), Freetown (Sierra Leone), London Heathrow (UK), Johannesburg (South Africa) and New York JFK (USA).
The airline currently operates over 120 flights daily from its hubs in Lagos and Abuja.
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