Full List Of Best Airports In Nigeria

It would interest you to know that despite the deteriorating condition of the Nigerian Aviation Sector and by extension many Nigerian Airports, a good number of them have stood the test of time, continuously offering incontestable flight services to Nigerians.

These airports have proven to be very reliable and coordinated. It is however without an iota of doubt that the best airports in Nigeria are reviewed and listed here.

- Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA): Rated as the Best Airport In Nigeria 2016. It remains the largest airport in Nigeria. Murtala Muhammed International Airport consists of an international and a domestic terminal.These terminals are located at about one km from each other, and they share the same airstrip.

- Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport: This airport is the oldest Nigerian Airport. it started out as a local airport and metamorphosed into an international airport in 1950. Till date, its performance is utterly remarkable.

- Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (NAIA): This extremely busy airport serves the federal capital territory. Named after the irrefutable icon, Nmamdi Azikiwe. It also houses the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) on its ground.

- Gombe Lawanti International Airport (Gombe State): This recently built airport is located at the capital of Gombe State of Nigeria. It was certified for flights in 2008 and has been functioning well.

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Other Reliable Nigerian airports are:

• Margaret Ekpo International Airport (Calabar Airport) : This airport is located in Calabar, the Capital of Cross River State, Nigeria.

• Akanu Ibiam International Airport (Enugu Airport): This airport housed in the Eastern part of Nigeria, serves Enugu. It is located in Enugu, the Capital of the State. The recently revamped airport serves Enugu and all the nearby cities.

- Sadiq Abubakar III International Airport (Sultan Saddik Abubakar Airport) The Northern Airport serves Sokoto state and all the nearby cities. The airport was named after the legendary Sultan of Sokoto, Sadiq Abubakar, who reigned for more than 50 years.

- Asaba International Airport: in Asaba, Delta State This airport serves Asaba, the capital of Delta State of Nigeria. It is also the closest airport to Onitsha, which is the largest city in Anambra State.

Interestingly, the very same airports rated best, have been rated among The Worst Nigerian Airports In Africa.