- Cross River State is hoping to take delivery of four new Boeing aircraft in the next two weeks
- The move aims to boost the operation of the state-owned Cally Air, an airline wholly owned by the state
- The state government said it hopes to be the first state to have an intercity airline in Nigeria
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The Cross River State said it will take delivery of four new Boeing aircraft in the next two weeks to enhance the fleet of the state-owned Cally Air and air transportation in and out of Calabar, the state capital.
