Dana Air adds Boeing 737- 700 aircraft to fleetft to fleet

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Dana Air adds Boeing 737- 700 aircraft to fleetft to fleet  


As part its ongoing partnership with Asky Airlines , Dana Air has introduced a Boeing 737-700 aircraft to its fleet to operate its ‘early bird’ flights between Lagos and Abuja effective  September 10,  2018.
The airline in a statement by its Media and Communications Manager, Kingsley Ezenwa, said  the service will be operated using a Boeing 737-700 aircraft from its partners Asky Airlines 
According to him, the addition of the B737-700 aircraft to  operate  its newly- introduced flights between Abuja and Lagos was a demonstration  of  the airline’s commitment to providing its passengers  more options, convenient timings and comfort.

Ezenwa said the early bird service was in response to the yearning of its esteemed passengers who have continually requested for an efficient  flight option from Abuja to Lagos .
 He said : " We are pleased to announce the commencement of our ‘’early bird’’ flights from Abuja to Lagos .
“The introduction of the Boeing 737-700 aircraft is part of our ongoing partnership with Asky airlines and it will operate two daily flights from Abuja to Lagos  and a return service from Lagos to Abuja .'' 
''Our passengers  can now rely on us for multiple flights between Lagos and Abuja, and can now visit Abuja or Lagos very early and return conveniently from both destinations to the warm embrace of their families.’’
“We are glad to have been able to review our service to meet the demands of our teeming passengers and we are also excited to announce the addition of a Boeing 737-700 aircraft from our partners Asky to our fleet.  Our route and fleet expansion plan is still on course and we are committed to maintaining our operational efficiency by providing seamless and world-class services to at all times.

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