Green Africa airline, a Lagos-based prospective domestic value carrier has completed the acceptance of three ATR 72-600s from ACIA Aero Leasing as required by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for a new airline to hold an AOC and commence commercial flights.
The third aircraft with registration ZS-XZC /5N-GAD arrived in Lagos on Thursday, 3rd June 2021.
Amid the pandemic-induced market disruption, Green Africa laid out a roadmap for market entry by deploying ACIA’s ATR aircraft to deliver affordable, short-haul connectivity between Nigerian cities to stimulate the region’s economic development and business activity.
Babawande Afolabi, founder & chief executive officer of Green Africa, said “receiving our third aircraft today signifies Green Africa’s readiness to enter into service and start serving our customers. ACIA Aero Leasing has been a very supportive partner and we are proud of this relationship.”
Mick Mooney, ACIA Aero Leasing chief executive officer also said, “We are thrilled to have partnered with Green Africa’s experienced management team to get their airline off the ground while supporting their ambitious mission to use the power of air travel to create a better future for customers and other key stakeholders.”
The value carrier recently launched ticket sales on its website with flights as low as N16, 500 and a ‘gFlyer Special Offer’ which takes 10 percent off the first booking of gFlyer Community members.
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