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United Nigeria Airlines Joins International Air Transport Association Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreement Network

Last updated: April 10, 2026 5:47 pm
5 months ago Onoshiorena Obozeghie
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United Nigeria Airlines (UNA) has been admitted into the International Air Transport Association Multilateral Interline Traffic Agreement (MITA), enabling it to partner global airlines for seamless international travel.

The achievement was confirmed via IATA Memorandum ADMIN/INTERLINE/4811.

In a statement by the airline’s public relations officer, Chibuike Uloka, the development allows passengers to book single-ticket journeys across multiple carriers, with smoother connections and unified baggage handling, marking a major step in its global expansion.

“By joining the MITA framework, United Nigeria Airlines is now positioned to enter into code-sharing and interline partnerships with hundreds of IATA-member airlines worldwide, significantly enhancing the passenger experience through seamless, single-ticket itineraries, unified baggage check-ins, and smoother connections between United Nigeria Airlines flights and those of major global carriers.”

The move will significantly enhance passenger experience through unified baggage check-ins and smoother global connections while also expanding its international reach.

The airline added that the milestone aligns its operations with global best practices and opens the door to increased international travel opportunities for its customers.

(Editor: Ebuwa Omo-Osagie)

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