In a landmark move set to boost air travel within the Niger Delta and beyond, Overland Airways, has announced its much-anticipated return to Warri, with the launch of direct daily flights from Lagos and Abuja to the Osubi Airport beginning Friday, May 16, 2025.
The return of Overland Airways marks a homecoming for the airline, which had previously established strong operational ties with Warri.
Now, with over 60 scheduled weekly flight frequencies, the carrier is poised to reinforce critical connectivity between Nigeria’s economic and administrative capitals—Lagos and Abuja—and the oil-rich city of Warri.
This strategic resumption not only addresses the increasing passenger demand along the Lagos-Warri-Abuja corridor but also signals a renewed commitment to regional development and accessible air travel.
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Speaking on the development, Osubi Airport Manager, Mr. Winston Egwuatu, expressed delight at Overland’s return, describing it as a significant and timely comeback that aligns with the airport’s mission of delivering safe, reliable, and customer-centric air services.
“This is not just a route resumption—it’s a homecoming for Overland Airways. Their return strengthens our operational portfolio and gives travelers, especially those in the oil and business sectors, more flexibility and convenience,” he said.
Osubi Airport, a vital aviation hub in Delta State, has recently undergone key operational upgrades to improve passenger experience and flight efficiency.
The reintegration of Overland Airways into its schedule is widely seen as a testament to growing confidence in the region’s aviation infrastructure.
With renewed connectivity now in place, travelers from Lagos and Abuja can look forward to smoother, faster access to Warri for business, family engagements, and tourism.
