Overland Airways is a Nigerian regional airline that has operated scheduled passenger and charter services primarily within Nigeria and to neighboring West African destinations. Founded in the early 2000s, the carrier has focused on serving routes that are underserved by larger carriers, particularly connecting smaller Nigerian cities to major hubs like Lagos and Abuja. The airline operates with a small fleet of turboprop and regional jet aircraft, emphasizing reliability on short-haul routes across Nigeria. It has positioned itself as a niche carrier catering to both business and leisure travelers seeking connectivity beyond the major trunk routes. Overland Airways is known for maintaining operations under challenging conditions in the Nigerian aviation market, including fluctuating fuel costs, regulatory pressures, and infrastructure limitations. Despite these hurdles, it has remained one of the longer-surviving regional carriers in the country.