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AFG Aviation Leases Two CRJ1000s To Nigeria’s Cally Air

AFG Aviation has announced the acquisition of two Bombardier CRJ1000 regional jets, identified by MSNs 19004 and 19009, from Regional One, further expanding its portfolio of high-demand regional aircraft. The aircraft have been placed on lease with Cally Air, the state-owned airline of Cross River State, Nigeria, in a move designed to enhance intra-regional air service and infrastructure across West Africa.

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Air Peace To Acquire E190 MSN 19000431 This Week

Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest private airline, is poised to take delivery of one Embraer E190 regional jet, with manufacturer serial number 19000431, by the end of this week. The acquisition forms part of the airline’s strategic plan to grow its domestic and regional network with modern, fuel-efficient aircraft tailored to short- and medium-haul operations.

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United Nigeria Airlines Acquires Six B737-800s For Expansion

United Nigeria Airlines, a fast-growing Nigerian carrier, is in the process of acquiring six Boeing 737-800 aircraft to support its strategic expansion across domestic and regional markets. The move signals the airline’s intent to significantly scale its capacity and route offerings in West and Central Africa.

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Africa World Airlines Plans ERJ145 Or E190 Expansion

Africa World Airlines (AWA), based in Ghana, is preparing to grow its regional footprint by adding either two ERJ145 aircraft or a single E190 jet by the end of 2025. This fleet expansion plan reflects the airline’s strategic intent to strengthen its position in the West African market and improve connectivity within the region.

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Air Senegal Funds Frozen Over Aircraft Return Dispute

Air Senegal is facing legal and operational complications following the freezing of $3.1 million of its funds by IATA, enforced under a court order stemming from a leasing dispute with Carlyle Aviation Partners, an Ireland-based aircraft lessor. The issue revolves around the return of four aircraft—two Airbus A319s and two A321s—to the lessor.

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Air Peace Adds E195 Serial 19000029 To Fleet

Air Peace, one of Nigeria’s largest privately-owned carriers, has expanded its jet fleet with the delivery of one Embraer E195, bearing manufacturer serial number 19000029. The aircraft is equipped with GE CF34-10E7 engines, supporting its performance on both domestic and regional routes throughout West Africa.

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Air Peace Adds A320 And Prepares For E195 Delivery

Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest airline, has expanded its fleet with the addition of an Airbus A320 (MSN 3631) through an ACMI lease agreement with SmartLynx Malta. The carrier is also preparing to take delivery of one Embraer E195(MSN 19000029) on dry lease from U.S.-based lessor Regional One. These strategic fleet moves aim to reinforce Air Peace’s regional and domestic coverage while improving operational flexibility.

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Air Peace To Add E195 On Lease From Regional One Amid Fleet Struggles

Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest private airline, is preparing to expand its fleet with the addition of a dry-leased Embraer E195, carrying serial number 19000029. The aircraft is owned by Regional One, a U.S.-based lessor, and is expected to enter service soon as the carrier navigates ongoing fleet reliability and capacity constraints.

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Ghana Opens Talks With World Aviation Group on National Carrier

Ghana has initiated formal discussions with World Aviation Group (US) to evaluate the possibility of establishing a new national carrier, reviving efforts to restore a flag carrier presence in the West African nation. This latest move reflects the government’s ongoing ambition to enhance air connectivity, stimulate tourism, and boost regional competitiveness through a domestically-rooted airline.