Air Sierra Leone Launches London–Lagos Service via Freetown with $950 Return Fare

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Freetown, Sierra Leone – Air Sierra Leone has unveiled a new international route linking London and Lagos via Freetown, offering travelers a competitive return fare of $950. The move marks a significant expansion for the airline as it strengthens its role as a key West African carrier.

The airline confirmed that the new service will feature minimal connection times in Freetown, designed to ensure seamless onward travel for passengers heading to Nigeria. By adopting a hub-and-spoke model similar to major international carriers, Air Sierra Leone says it is positioning Freetown as a strategic transit point for regional and intercontinental travel.

In a statement, the carrier emphasized that passengers can expect smooth transfers, with operations calibrated to minimize delays and enhance convenience. The airline also highlighted its ambition to compete with larger African and global carriers by combining affordability with efficient scheduling.

The introduction of the London–Lagos route is expected to boost travel, trade, and cultural exchange between West Africa and Europe, while also opening fresh opportunities for Sierra Leone’s aviation sector.

Industry observers note that the competitive $950 fare could place pressure on other carriers operating similar routes, potentially benefiting travelers through more affordable pricing and improved service options.

📸 Source: @AirSierraLeone

 

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