Triton Aviation Plans for Rebound in Nigerian Business
Nigeria’s bizjet fleet sized at around 100 aircraft.
Ayo Oyewole, CEO, Triton Aviation (left), and Femi Adewole, the company’s operations team lead, photographed in Dubai earlier this year. (Photo: Peter Shaw-Smith)
Ayo Oyewole, CEO, Triton Aviation (left), and Femi Adewole, the company’s operations team lead, photographed in Dubai earlier this year. (Photo: Peter Shaw-Smith)

As a leading player in the Nigerian business-jet sector, aircraft manager Triton Aviation is one of a number of West African companies bringing a measure of maturity to the business aviation market. The company has seen growth stall as the nation’s economy has slowed but nonetheless is looking to expand its capabilities so it is better positioned for an expected rebound.