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United Airlines Expands African Routes with Daily Flights to Lagos

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Abuja, Nigeria – United Airlines, one of the world’s largest airlines, is expanding its service to Africa by introducing daily flights to Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub. This move is part of the airline’s response to increasing demand for direct trans-Atlantic travel to the continent.

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