
Overland Airways
About the airline
Overland Airways is a Nigerian regional carrier founded in 2002, operating from hubs in Lagos and Abuja. The airline specializes in connecting West African routes with a fleet of turboprops, serving business and leisure travelers across Nigeria and the region.
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Overland Airways (IATA: OJ, ICAO: OLA) is a Nigerian airline established in 2002, based in Nigeria with dual operational hubs at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja. These strategic locations position the airline to serve Nigeria's primary business and travel corridors.
The airline operates a focused regional network across West Africa, utilizing a fleet of proven turboprop aircraft. This aircraft selection reflects Overland Airways' commitment to reliable service on regional routes, where turboprops offer flexibility, efficiency, and dependable connectivity to secondary and tertiary airports across the region.
With over two decades of operational history, Overland Airways has established itself as a regional player in West African aviation, connecting key cities and supporting both business and leisure travel patterns in Nigeria and neighboring markets.