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United Nigeria Airlines Goes Live on Amadeus GDS

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United Nigeria Airlines has officially launched on the Amadeus Global Distribution System, significantly expanding global visibility and enabling seamless bookings for travel agents and corporate clients worldwide

United Nigeria Airlines officially went live on the Amadeus Global Distribution System, marking a significant milestone in its commercial growth strategy.

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The integration allows travel agents, corporate clients, and travel management companies around the world to search, book, and manage UNA flights directly through the Amadeus platform in real time.

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This powerful step dramatically increases the airline’s reach and accessibility in the global travel market.

Adedayo Olawuyi, Chief Commercial Officer of United Nigeria Airlines, described the launch as a major leap forward for the carrier. “Our integration with Amadeus represents a major leap forward in our commitment to providing convenient and efficient access to our services,” he said. “It opens up United Nigeria Airlines to a wider global audience and strengthens our ability to serve both domestic and international travellers.”

The move comes as the airline continues to expand its fleet and route network.

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A new Boeing 737-800NG aircraft is set to be unveiled today, supporting rising passenger demand that currently exceeds 120,000 travellers per month.

Yaan Gilbert, Amadeus Regional General Manager, welcomed the partnership. “This major partnership perfectly illustrates Amadeus’ core commitment: focusing and investing deeply in Africa to support the region’s booming aviation market,” he said. “By joining forces with United Nigeria Airlines, now the second largest airline in Nigeria, we are unlocking incredible new opportunities.”

With the GDS now active, UNA’s full inventory and fares are instantly available to hundreds of thousands of travel agencies and partners worldwide.

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The airline is also exploring further regional expansion and strategic partnerships to strengthen connectivity across its growing network.

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This development positions United Nigeria Airlines for stronger competition in Nigeria’s dynamic aviation sector and reflects its ambition to deliver enhanced convenience and broader market penetration.

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