Nigeria: International Airshow Debuts in Nigeria As Arik Air Sets to Exhibit

28 November 2025

Arik Air will be among the key exhibitors at the inaugural Nigeria International Airshow scheduled to take place from December 2 - 4, 2025 in Abuja.

The Nigeria International Airshow, an initiative of the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, is designed to position aviation as a major catalyst for economic growth across Africa.

The event will bring together commercial and business aviation operators, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), regional regulators, defence and aerospace bodies, government institutions, and high-net-worth industry stakeholders.

Arik Air's participation provides a strategic platform for the airline to reinforce its market position, showcase its brand evolution, and re-engage the aviation community.

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It will also allow the airline to reconnect with key stakeholders, including local and international partners, policy leaders, and industry influencers within the global aviation ecosystem.

Speaking on the development, the chief executive officer of Arik Air, Captain Roy Ilegbodu, expressed optimism about the significance of the maiden edition.

"Arik Air's participation in the airshow aligns with our mission to become a dominant air-services brand, globally admired for world-class operating, safety, and service delivery standards, while continuing to promote Nigeria's image at home and abroad," Captain Ilegbodu said.

He further emphasised the airline's commitment to supporting national initiatives.

"We are proud to associate with and support the efforts of the Federal Government in building a solid foundation for the growth of Nigeria's aviation industry."

Arik Air looks forward to contributing to the success of this landmark event and strengthening its role in shaping the next phase of aviation development in Nigeria and the wider African region.

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