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XEJet and Zamfara Government Launch Commercial Flights Between Abuja and Gusau

In a significant move for air travel in northern Nigeria, Zamfara State Government has announced a partnership with the airline company XEJet to launch scheduled commercial flights between Gusau International Airport and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. According to Premium Times Nigeria, this development was confirmed through an Air Route Development Partnership Agreement signed by both parties. The new service is set to improve connectivity between the two cities, offering a more convenient travel option for passengers. This partnership is likely to boost tourism and economic activities in Zamfara State. It remains unclear when these flights will commence or how frequently they will operate.

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Premium Times Nigeria: [https://www.premiumtimesng.com/promoted/911371-xejet-partners-zamfara-govt-begins-abuja-gusau-commercial-flights.html](https://www.premiumtimesng.com/promoted/911371-xejet-partners-zamfara-govt-begins-abuja-gusau-commercial-flights.html)

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