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Jet Set: Nigeria

As Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria stands as a diverse cultural center and geographic wonder for locals and visitors alike. A year-round temperate climate combined with a bustling arts scene creates an eclectic, electric atmosphere. 

Delta currently operates daily service between Atlanta and Lagos and -- with the resumption of daily New York-JFK service -- will offer a total of 14 weekly flights to Nigeria in December through the first half of January and 10 weekly flights for the remainder of winter 2024. 

Known as the busiest airport in the world, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) serves as a major hub for Delta due to its seamless connections and convenient route offerings across the U.S.

Explore Nigeria, the "Giant of Africa," and learn about where to go, what to do and how to get there with Delta.

Learn more about Delta One premium cabin's delectable range of continental and traditional culinary delights, designed to satisfy your appetite while you soar across the skies.

Delta Air Lines celebrated 25 years of continued partnership with Junior Achievement (JA) Nigeria in support of a transformative initiative and Nigeria’s commitment to nurturing the potential of young Nigerians.

Delta introduces daily nonstop flights from Lagos to New York-JFK this December, specifically aimed at accommodating holiday travellers. This new service will complement Delta's existing daily flights to Atlanta, enhancing connectivity and providing more options for passengers during the festive season. 

Nigerians are drawn to Miami's vibrant, stunning coastline, rich cultural experiences and nightlife. Delta Air Lines offers daily flights from Atlanta to Miami, offering an unforgettable journey to this vibrant city.

Julian Anugom, Director of the In-Flight Entertainment and Connectivity (IFEC) Platform at Delta Air Lines, details his serendipitous career journey and shines light on his work in in-flight innovation.

Delta currently operates daily service between Atlanta and Lagos and, with the resumption of daily New York-JFK service, will offer a total of 14 weekly flights to Nigeria in December through the first half of January and 10 weekly flights for the remainder of winter 2024.