Cheap Flights from Abuja to Washington
Abuja (ABV) to Washington (IAD) is about 8,920 km and takes 14 – 17 hrs with one stop. No direct Nigeria–Washington service. Itineraries connect through a US gateway such as Newark or Atlanta, or via London or Istanbul. Fares start from around ₦1,100,000, and TBILS lets you pay in installments.
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Abuja to Washington — Route Overview
Distance
8,920 km
ABV → IAD
Flight Time
14 – 17 hrs with one stop
6 hours behind Nigeria
Fares From
₦1,100,000
estimate — not a quote
Airports
From: Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV)
To: Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD)
Airlines on This Route
When to Book
Summer and the December holidays are peak. Late January through March is normally the cheapest window.
Visa — Nigerian Passport Holders
Nigerian passport holders require a US visa, and interview wait times in Lagos and Abuja can be long. Start the process early — TBILS can assist.
Fare estimates only — not quoted prices.
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Abuja to Washington — Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a flight from Abuja to Washington?
Economy fares from Abuja to Washington start from about ₦1,100,000 — an estimate, not a quote. Summer and the December holidays are peak. Late January through March is normally the cheapest window.
Which airlines fly from Abuja to Washington?
United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, British Airways and Turkish Airlines serve Washington from Nigeria. No direct Nigeria–Washington service. Itineraries connect through a US gateway such as Newark or Atlanta, or via London or Istanbul. TBILS compares every available carrier for your travel dates.
How long is the Abuja to Washington flight?
The sector covers about 8,920 km and takes 14 – 17 hrs with one stop. No direct Nigeria–Washington service. Itineraries connect through a US gateway such as Newark or Atlanta, or via London or Istanbul. Washington is 6 hours behind Nigeria.
When is the cheapest time to fly Abuja to Washington?
Summer and the December holidays are peak. Late January through March is normally the cheapest window.
Do Nigerians need a visa for Washington?
Nigerian passport holders require a US visa, and interview wait times in Lagos and Abuja can be long. Start the process early — TBILS can assist.
