NigeriaAbout the airline
Kabo Air is a Nigerian airline established in 1980, operating from its main hub at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport. The carrier serves regional and international routes with a focus on West African connectivity and reliable passenger service.
Fleet
Kabo Air (IATA: N9, ICAO: QNK) is Nigeria's carrier with roots extending back to 1980. Based in Kano, the airline operates from Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, a strategic hub for connections across West Africa and beyond.
The airline maintains a modern fleet centered on the Boeing 747, a wide-body aircraft suited to medium and long-haul operations. This fleet composition enables Kabo Air to serve routes requiring both capacity and range, connecting Nigerian cities and regional destinations with efficiency.
As a flag carrier operating from one of West Africa's major aviation hubs, Kabo Air plays an important role in Nigeria's air transport network. Passengers can expect service tailored to the African market, with a focus on reliability and connectivity across the region.