Afrijet has launched its first flight from Libreville in Gabon to Port Harcourt in Nigeria, increasing regional connectivity.
In a statement signed by the general director of Afrijet at Nyl Moret-Mba, the move marks a new chapter in the airline's expansion strategy, providing a direct link between Gabon's Libreville in Nigeria and Port Harcourt. I will. Gas industry.
Moret-Mba said it operates twice a week and flights will be held on an ATR 72-600, offering eight business class seats and 54 economy class seats.
He added that departure schedules from Libville to Port Harcourt are set at 9:15pm and 3:30pm on Tuesday and Friday, respectively, and return flights from Port Harcourt to Libleville on Wednesday and Friday. Available and lands in Gabon 12:30pm 7:15pm
“The new route dramatically reduces travel time, bringing Port Harcourt to just 15 minutes from Libreville, and includes Douala, Pointe-Noire, Port-Gentil, Malabo, and even Johannesburg. It directly connects to other major cities in Central and West Africa.
“This launch is expected to bring significant benefits to the oil sector by mitigating HR movement, promoting trade and improving cultural exchanges between these strategic regions.”
Additionally, starting in April 2025, Afrijet has pledged to expand its presence with four weekly flights in each direction, doubling its current frequency.
Additionally, the airline said it is set to strengthen its network with a new direct flight from Riblville to Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic.
Afrijet general director said: “From February 19, 2025, this one hour and 45 minute flight will run every Wednesday, departing from Libreville at 3:45pm and from Bangui at 6:30pm. The flight will be 90 It will be operated by a CRJ 900 aircraft that provides seating.
“These new direct routes between Ribbleville, Port Harcourt and Bangui are important milestones in improving regional travel.
“By reducing logistics barriers, we are increasing connectivity between Central Africa and Nigeria, travelling faster and more comfortable for passengers.”
