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BINANI AIR announces ticket sales opening ahead of inaugural flight
BINANI AIR is pleased to announce that its ticket sales will be officially open at 12 noon on Monday 4th of May 2026, marking a significant milestone as the airline prepares for its inaugural flight scheduled for 10th of May 2026.
This announces the transition from vision to operation as the airline moves closer to welcoming its first passengers on board.
Speaking on the development, the Chief Executive Officer of BINANI AIR, Aminatu Dahiru Chiroma, in a statement by Arit Effanga, head of Corporate Communications, noted that the commencement of ticket sales represents more than just access to flights – It reflects the airline’s readiness to deliver a new standard of air travel in Nigeria.
“Opening our ticket sales is a defining moment for us. It is the point at which our commitment becomes real for the travelling public. From this moment, we are not just preparing to fly—we are preparing to serve”.
Built on the principles of reliability, safety, and respect for passengers’ time, BINANI AIR enters the market with a clear focus on consistency and operational discipline. The airline is committed to delivering a travel experience that is both seamless and reassuring, particularly in a sector where trust remains critical.
Passengers can expect a streamlined booking process, responsive customer engagement, and a service culture designed to prioritize comfort and professionalism from the very first interaction.

As anticipation builds towards the inaugural flight, BINANI AIR invites travellers, corporate partners, and stakeholders to be part of this defining journey, one that seeks to reshape expectations and restore confidence in Nigerian aviation.
Ticket bookings are available via the airline’s official website (www.binaniair.com) and authorized travel partners from 12 noon of 4th of May 2026.
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