Book Cheap Flights from Lagos to Abuja

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What to Know About Lagos to Abuja Flights

A flight from Lagos (Murtala Muhammed International Airport) to Abuja (Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport) covers a distance of 735 kilometers and takes approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. Flights operate Everyday.

Several carriers including Arik Air, Air Peace, Green Africa, Dana Air service this route. Economy ticket prices typically start from ₦105,000 depending on booking time and season. Let your personal Flightpadi search, book, and handle your check-in process – all for ₦2,000.

How Much is Flight from Lagos to Abuja?

Round trip: ₦210,000

The cheapest round-trip flight from Lagos to Abuja is currently ₦210,000.

One way: ₦105,000

The cheapest round-trip flight from Lagos to Abuja is currently ₦105,000.

Which Airport is in Abuja?

Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport is the main airport serving Abuja and the surrounding cities.

Which Airlines go from Lagos to Abuja?

The following airlines serve the Lagos to Abuja flight route, operating Everyday.

Explore Abuja While You're here

Since you're flying from Lagos to Abuja, why not extend your stay and explore everything the city has to offer?

FAQs
Answers to Common Lagos to Abuja
Flight Booking Questions

How many hours is the flight from Lagos to Abuja?

A typical flight from Lagos to Abuja takes approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.

How much is a flight from Lagos to Abuja?

The average cost of a flight from Lagos to Abuja is ₦105,000 for a one-way ticket and can go higher than that based on factors such as the airline, time of booking, and travel season.

Which airline is the cheapest to fly from Lagos to Abuja?

Aero Nigeria offers the cheapest flights from Lagos to Abuja. Currently, you can find tickets starting from ₦105,000. Based on our regular price tracking, this airline consistently offers competitive rates on this route.

 

What do I need to book a flight from Lagos to Abuja?

To book this domestic flight, you'll need a valid government-issued photo ID (National ID, Driver's License, or International Passport), your phone number, and an email address for receiving your booking confirmation. payment, you can use a debit card for online booking, or bank transfer options are available on request. Children under 2 years need their birth certificate.

How do I book a flight from Lagos to Abuja?

To book your flight from Lagos to Abuja, send us your travel request and pay the ₦2,000
service fee. From there, your personal Flightpadi will search, book, and handle your check-in process. We'll present you with the best flight options within an hour, and once you choose your preferred flight, we'll take care of everything else.

Is the service fee refundable?

No, the ₦2,000
service fee is non-refundable. This is because our team begins working on your request immediately, investing time and expertise to find the best flight options for you.

Do I need to pay the service fee before receiving flight options?

Yes, the service fee must be paid upfront before our team begins the search process and makes the personal call with your flight options.

If I don't book a flight, what happens to my service fee?

The service fee covers our search and consultation service, regardless of whether you choose to book a flight. If you don't book within your valid period (three modifications or seven days) and wish to continue searching, you'll need to pay a new service fee.

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