Green Africa Airways is a Lagos-based value airline founded by Babawande Afolabi. It began commercial flights in 2021 with ATR 72 turboprop aircraft, operating from the General Aviation Terminal in Lagos, and has since grown a domestic network that includes Abuja as a second base.
This page collects The Trumpet’s Green Africa reporting and updates automatically whenever we publish a new Green Africa story.
What we cover
- New routes, schedules and fleet changes
- Flight delays, cancellations and passenger complaints
- Fares and ticket pricing
- Safety incidents and regulatory actions by the NCAA
- Company announcements and leadership news
Latest Green Africa news
Amid hike in aviation fuel, Green Africa introduces special Easter fares
Amid the hike in aviation fuel, Lagos-based value airline, Green Africa, has commenced a special ‘One Month of Easter’ offer…
Green Africa secures new investment from Leadway Assurance to increase fleet
By ADAKU WALTER Green Africa has secured a new investment from Leadway Assurance Company Limited as the Lagos-based airline makes…
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The ACI Africa 2026 Annual General Assembly, Regional Conference and Exhibition concluded in Abuja on September 25 after a week…
Air Peace Offers Lawyer 25% Discount Over Delayed Lagos-Enugu Flight
Air Peace has offered lawyer and human rights activist, Inibehe Effiong a 25 percent discount on a one-way ticket on…
Nigeria Becomes Africa’s Fourth-Largest Aviation Market — FAAN
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Domestic Airlines Delayed Over 4,000 Flights, Cancelled 36 Others in August
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