Nigeria as a country is blessed with the number, and I mean viable numbers, for the aviation business on the African continent. A country of over 200 million people. About 31 functional airlines, some of which are operating international routes in addition to their dominant presence on the Nigerian domestic routes. As of today, Nigeria has 36 airports, of which five are open to international flights. Some of these airports are privately owned and operated, while the bulk of them are owned by the Federal Government of Nigeria. They are being managed by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, on behalf of the government.
As if that is not enough, all manner of aircraft that have ever been manufactured are owned in Nigeria and being operated successfully by Nigerians.
The two dominant aircraft in use for commercial passenger flights globally are Boeing and Airbus products. Boeing is being manufactured in
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