Search & Buy Dana Air Flights

Dana Air Reservations with Alternative Airlines

Make a Dana Air Booking and Find Some Amazing Deals

About Dana Air

Based out of Lagos's Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Dana Air is a Nigerian airline offering domestic flights within Nigeria. The airline began its flying operations in November 2008, and has developed its route network since.

The airline aims to bring to its customers the best bits of legacy carriers, from great safety and quality of on board service, but with the operational efficiency of the newer, low-cost carriers.

Although the majority of its services are domestic and regional flights on their Boeing McDonnell 83 and Boeing B737-500 aircraft, they also offer executive charter flights using their Bombardier Learjet 45XR.

Dana Air Baggage Allowance

Carry-on Baggage

Dana Air allow one piece of carry-on luggage per person, free of charge. This must be a maximum of 6kgs in weight or less and must fit within the measurements of 45cm x 33cm x 20cm.

Checked Baggage

Dana Air allow one piece of checked luggage free of charge. For Business Class passengers the total maximum weight is 30kg, and for Economy Class the total maximum weight is 23kg.

Infants have a checked baggage allowance of a maximum of 10kg in weight.

Excess Baggage

Dana Air allow one piece of carry-on luggage per person, free of charge. This must be 8kgs in weight or less and must fit within the measurements of 23 x 40 x 51cm.

Dana Air Check-In Information

Online Check-In

You can check in online for Dana Air flights using their web check in service.

Airport Check-In

You can also check in at the airport - passengers must check their booking or ticket to see how early to arrive before their flight in order to check in with enough time.

Dana Air Destinations

Dana Air currently operates flights between the following Nigerian domestic locations:

Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja
Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos
Sam Mbakwe Airport - Owerri
Port Harcourt International Airport, Port Harcourt
Akwa Ibom Airport, Uyo

Dana Air Fleet

Dana Air currently operate their services on a fleet of 4 aircraft. This is comprised of the following aircraft:

1 x McDonnell Douglas MD-82

3 x McDonnell Douglas MD-83 aircraft

Alternative Airlines to Dana Air

Economy Class

Economy class with Dana Air is a simple yet comfortable flying experience. Passengers will still have everything they need in economy, with 23kg of checked luggage and ample carry-on luggage.

Business Class

Business class passengers have a more premium flying experience, with a greater amount of checked baggage allowance of up to 30kg. This means passengers travelling in business have less to worry about, as they can take more baggage without worrying about excess charges for overweight baggage.

Dana Air Hub Airport

Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA)

Located in Ikejal, Lagos State, Nigeria, Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) is the major airport serving the state.

Originally known as Lagos International Airport, the airport consists of a domestic and an international terminal, with both terminals sharing a runway.

Other airlines operating to and from Murtala Muhammed International Airport include Royal Air Maroc, ASKY Airlines, Air Peace, Goldstar Air, Overland Airways and Africa World Airlines and Green Africa Airways.

Dana Air News

26th October 2018

Dana Air sponsor Africa's first cabin crew contest

Dana Air is to sponsor a new cabin crew contest which will place aspiring cabin crew professionals as contestants in a competition that will train and test their skills on how to be cabin crew. The contest has been put together by the Crew Training Institute, who approached Dana Air to be a sponsor.

Auditions for the contest will take place on 1st November 2018. Contestants will go through a thorough screening process before selection. The winner of the competition will land a job as cabin crew, full training at the Crew Training Institute, as well as a trip to South Africa where they will live life as a cabin crew member. 

COO of Dana Air, Mr Obi Mbanuzo stated that the airline is proud to be the main sponsor in Africa's first ever cabin crew contest. He believes that this is just another demonstration of the airlines' positive effect on the aviation industry.

CEO of the Crew Training Institute, Katheryn Lademo, stated that the CTI is grateful for Dana Air's sponsorship in a contest that will promote youth development and job creation for young people who are looking to kick-start a career in the aviation industry.