The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
The first quarter report of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed that about 3.4 million passengers travelled through airports during the period under review.
The figure represents a 28.25% growth from Q1 of 2017 in which only 2.6m passengers made a trip.
The report indicated that 2.4million domestic passengers travelled within the country (domestic passenge, while more than 900,000 passengers traveled out of and into Nigeria (international passengers).
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