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Once your payment is confirmed, we book your seat with the airline and send your booking confirmation to WhatsApp and e-mail. Your e-ticket follows as soon as the airline issues it. With FlexPay, the ticket is issued once you've paid in full.

Every booking has an airline booking reference (PNR). You can look it up on the airline's own website with your surname, or open Manage booking.

Pay part of the fare now and the rest by the due date you choose. Your ticket is issued once you've paid in full, and the fare can change until then. How FlexPay works

Changes and refunds follow your fare's rules, shown in the Fare Rules tab before you book. Message us on WhatsApp or use Manage booking and we'll request it from the airline.

Search your route and date above. SkyKoda shows every airline it can sell, cheapest first, with the full price in naira and ₦0 service charge. Choose a fare (baggage and refund rules are shown before you pay), enter each passenger's name exactly as on their ID or passport, and pay by card, bank transfer or from 25% now with FlexPay. Your booking confirmation comes to WhatsApp and e-mail within minutes, and the e-ticket once the airline issues it. You can also book the whole trip on WhatsApp.

In SkyKoda's latest checks the cheapest one-way domestic fare was ₦95,000 (Kano to Abuja) and a typical domestic route cost about ₦118,192, while international one-way fares started at ₦256,171 (Abuja to Accra). Fares change daily: search your date, use the cheapest-dates calendar on the results page, and check the monthly Nigeria Air Fare Index to pick a cheaper travel month. See every domestic route with its cheapest airline.

It changes with the route and date. In SkyKoda's latest checks United Nigeria Airlines had the cheapest fare on 30 of 56 domestic routes among Nigerian airlines, followed by Air Peace (14), Ibom Air (4). Compare all airlines for your date in one search, or see every airline in Nigeria.

At Lagos, FAAN asks international passengers to arrive at least 3 hours before departure, 3 to 4 hours in December. Airport check-in for international flights closes 60 to 90 minutes before departure at Nigerian airlines (Max Air 60 min, United Nigeria 75 min, Air Peace 90 min); foreign airlines set their own times. For flights within Nigeria see domestic flights, and for terminals and getting there the airport guides.