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Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Enugu Air boosts flight operations, adds Embraer 195 to fleet

The airline also restated its commitment to delivering more services.

• February 10, 2026
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Enugu Air [Credit: Facebook]

Enugu Air, operated by XEJET, on Tuesday, announced the arrival of its newest aircraft, the Embraer 195, to further strengthen its commitment to providing safe and efficient air travel services.

The airline’s management disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday.

The airline acknowledged the support and vision of Governor Peter Mbah, as well as his commitment to aviation development, strengthening connectivity, and economic growth.

According to the statement, the milestone moves the airline another step forward in building an airline that customers can always count on.

The airline also restated its commitment to delivering more services.

(NAN) 

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