FIRST TIME FLYING in NIGERIA? | 2021 Travel Tips | Sassy Funke


FIRST TIME FLYING in NIGERIA? | 2021 Travel Tips | Sassy Funke


FIRST TIME FLYING in NIGERIA? | 2021 Travel Tips | Sassy Funke is a video where Sassy Funke shares very honest and useful travel tips for anyone traveling domestic in Nigeria for the first time.

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  1. Dear Sassy. I am going to be coming to Lagos for the first time from the UK . I've been following you on YouTube on the Lagos Airport. I have to say I am scared to think on what I will be facing coming through the airport. I should mention I'm 75 years old . I'm traveling on my own . I'm coming to meet and visit a friend I have in Lagos. Can you help me and give me advise on this Journey . I would really appreciate anything you can give me .

  2. Thanks a lot Sassy this has relieved me a lot. I will be traveling from Enugu to Lagos with the kids for the first time. Pls whats the luggage weight now and can my boy 15years be allowed with his own Luggage?

  3. you can check in 20 min before departure in europe if you if you have just a hand luggage and check in online. the only problem you may have is security check point may be slow.

  4. Good morning, Pls is there current information on COVID-19 related to entry restrictions to Lagos from Brazil and also the fee to pay before travel, Your full guideline needed pls. Thanks and stay bless

  5. Never having experienced Nigerian air travel, i found this fascinating. Great tips Sassy, though the picture it builds is not great.
    I burst out laughing at the first one β€˜always book the 1st flight of the day’ – i realised why as soon as you said it and thought, its going downhill from here. I realise the background effort that goes into getting a plane from and too its destinations is immense and far extends the typical commuters understanding and tolerance is required as the country develops.
    Arriving 15 mins before departure!!!!!, eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii – they deserve to walk! – do they not read the airlines instructions?. If im not in the airport at least 2 hours before departure time I would be panicking even for a national flight!!!! – 3 hours for international.
    By comparison the closest I have to relate to these are several internal Ghanaian flights (Starbow and AWA) all of which were perfectly executed in all aspects. Processing, boarding, departure time, quality of aircraft, service on board; all very good.
    Keep these tips coming Sassy πŸ‘πŸ»

  6. For me as a frequent traveler any time my flight is delayed, I look at it as if there is mechanical issues & just leave it at that. I will then listen to music, read book or newspaper to pass time!!

  7. It's a shame that in this part of the world, we lack respect for each other. And generally do not have respect for time.
    The moral and ethical values of the society need general upgrading to appreciate and respect each other. Until then Nigeria will not get the respectvit deserve worldwide.

  8. Funny thing the people that these customers are screaming at. Are not responsible for canceling their flight, they are just information givers. Why do you think these people would want to cancel a flight full of angry Nigerians, they would want them out of their faces as much as the passengers want to leave.

  9. Thanks for this video.,All the tips will
    be very helpful. I’m coming to Nigeria from UK πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ in few months time and l’m hope to use domestic fly .
    Sassy we made it……

  10. Nigerians are just naturally frustrated. Even in the United States flights get cancelled and nobody gives you chin chin or water. Nobody even appears to pamper you or gives you extra incentives or any special treatment

  11. Thanks for the video. Domestic air travel across Africa is still a rare but essential reality. One would wish that companies would actually treat customers as human being, rather than perpetuating the negative stereotype of Africa.