Enugu Air, operated by XEJET, adds Embraer 195 aircraft to its fleet, boosting air travel services and regional connectivity in Enugu State

Enugu Air, operated by XEJET, has announced the arrival of its latest aircraft, the Embraer 195, reinforcing its commitment to safe, reliable, and efficient air travel.

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In a statement, XEJET CEO Emmanuel Iza acknowledged the support of Enugu State Governor Dr. Peter Mbah, noting that his dedication to aviation development continues to strengthen connectivity and drive economic growth in the region.

“This acquisition represents another milestone in our expansion plans. We are building a carrier that customers can trust and look forward to introducing additional services in the coming weeks,” Iza said.

Enugu Air: A Growing State-Owned Airline

Launched in July 2025, Enugu Air is owned by the Enugu State Government and is based at Akanu Ibiam International Airport.

Initially, the airline operated three Embraer 170 aircraft, each seating around 76 passengers.

To begin commercial operations, Enugu Air partnered with private carrier XEJET, which holds the regulatory approvals to operate flights on its behalf while Enugu Air completes its own Air Operator Certificate (AOC).

Under this partnership, XEJET manages ticket bookings and operates scheduled domestic flights for Enugu Air.

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The addition of the Embraer 195 is expected to enhance passenger capacity and expand services, further boosting regional connectivity and supporting local economic development.