Cally Air is set to expand its fleet with the delivery of a new CRJ aircraft as part of a phased expansion programme expected to continue into early 2027. The additional aircraft will increase the airline's capacity and provide greater flexibility to adjust flight frequencies across its domestic network. Cally Air currently operates three aircraft, and the new capacity is expected to support its schedules as demand for domestic air travel continues to grow. Commissioner for Aviation, Cross River State, Captain Inah Eno Utum (Rtd), said the move would strengthen air connectivity in the region. Cally Air's flight operations are managed by ValueJet, which will support the airline.
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