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Aviation Minister Grants Air Algerie Approval For Algiers–Abuja-Douala Flights
This was disclosed when the Ambassador of Algeria, Mezoued Hocine paid a courtesy visit to the seeking approval for Air Algérie’s new flight route from Algiers-Abuja-Douala, scheduled to launch on April 6th as the airline’s 7th route in Africa.

A statement from the Minister’s office noted that Keyamo warmly welcomed the proposal, expressing his excitement about the route’s potential to enhance regional connectivity and strengthen trade and tourism ties.
“My heart is filled with joy because this route connects Abuja to Douala and Algiers, fostering regional integration and economic growth,” said Keyamo.
Reaffirming his unwavering support, the Minister declared his 100% backing for Air Algérie, assuring the Ambassador of his commitment to a smooth approval process.
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