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Popular airlines flying to Nigeria
Delta
- America’s most-awarded airline, Delta Air Lines has been named the "Best Airline in North America" by Skytrax for four consecutive years, offering a premium experience across every cabin.
- Travel via Delta’s world-class hubs in Atlanta, New York, and Los Angeles, connecting you to over 300 global destinations across six continents.
- Experience the pinnacle of domestic and international travel in the Delta One suite, featuring full-height privacy doors, 180-degree flat-bed seats, and direct aisle access.
Air Peace
- West and Central Africa’s leading carrier, Air Peace, is a multi-award-winning airline, recently gaining seven titles at the 2026 Nigerian Aviation Awards.
- Connecting you to the world from its hubs in Lagos and Abuja, Air Peace operates an extensive network of over 30 domestic and international destinations.
- Experience the future of African aviation with one of the continent’s youngest fleets, featuring the Boeing 777 for intercontinental luxury and the advanced Embraer 195-E2.
Virgin Atlantic
- The UK’s most stylish long-haul carrier, Virgin Atlantic, has been recognised among many as the "Most Improved Airline" for operational excellence.
- Connect through the award-winning London Heathrow Upper Class Wing, a private terminal entrance that takes you from car to Clubhouse in a few minutes.
- Discover the Retreat Suite, the airline’s most spacious suite ever found on the Airbus A330neo, with a 6'7" fully flat bed, a 27-inch touchscreen, and an ottoman for face-to-face dining at 35,000 feet.
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Nigeria is a great place to holiday and really gives a wide-ranging view of what it means to be a modern African nation. Over 250 ethnicities create a diverse community of traditions, languages, and festivals.
Get yourself stuck in by attending a drumming ceremony, navigating hectic markets, or speaking to the locals. Historians will love Kano City, a former trade hub, and the Nok civilisation's archaeological mysteries. Nigeria's landscapes are just as impressive. Hike the Yankari mountains for stunning views, venture on a safari to see elephants and lions, or relax on Lagos' plentiful beaches.
With over 600 airlines to choose from and over 40 ways to pay, Alternative Airlines can help you conveniently book your flights to Nigeria. We offer a wide range of flight options to Nigerian cities that will suit your travel needs and your budget.
Be advised that due to civil unrest, it is not advised to visit some areas of Nigeria. We recommend researching current events and safety advice from your government before you organise your travel.
Discover Abuja
Abuja, Nigeria's modern capital city, is a utopia for those seeking African culture and architecture you can't find anywhere else in the world.
- Check out the iconic Aso Rock, a massive natural monolith that creates a dramatic backdrop for the architecturally imposing government buildings, offering insight into the nation's seat of power.
- History and art lovers can get lost in Nigeria's National Museum, where fascinating exhibits showcase the country's traditions collected from its many cultures, dating back before recorded history.
- For a more contemporary perspective, learn more about the Nigerian way of life in the up-and-coming art scene at the renowned Nike Art Gallery, a treasure trove of modern Nigerian works.
Many airlines around the world offer flights to Abuja. Alternative Airlines can help you find flights to Abuja that suit your needs and fit within your budget.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight to Nigeria?
Flights from London to Nigeria roughly take between 6 and 7 hours to be completed, with the quickest route being London Heathrow (LHR) to Lagos (LOS). Some routes may include a stopover in places such as Amsterdam or Istanbul, and therefore add extra time to the journey.
What are the major airports in Nigeria?
The main airports to fly into in Nigeria are Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV) in Abuja. The Murtala Muhammed Airport is the main hub for Air Peace and is the international gateway for leisure and business travel.
Which airlines fly direct to Nigeria?
From the UK, British Airways (Terminal 5) and Virgin Atlantic (Terminal 3) fly from London Heathrow. Flying from the US, Delta and United offer direct flights to Nigeria. Other airlines, such as Air Peace, offer alternatives.
What health requirements are there for travel to Nigeria?
For anyone travelling to Nigeria, it is mandatory to have a yellow fever vaccination at least 10 days before entering the country and to present the certificate of completion upon arrival. It's also highly recommended that travellers to the country fill out a Nigeria Health Declaration Form online.





