About This Route

The distance between Lagos and Algiers is approximately 3362 kilometers (2089 miles) as the crow flies. This is the straight-line distance (great circle distance) calculated using the Haversine formula.

When traveling from Lagos (LOS) to Algiers (ALG), you'll be heading north. The estimated flight time for a direct flight is approximately 4h 12m, based on an average commercial aircraft cruising speed of 800 km/h (500 mph).

Flight Information

From: Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) is the main international gateway serving Lagos. The airport code is LOS.

To: Houari Boumediene Airport (ALG) serves Algiers with code ALG.

Important: Actual flight times may vary based on wind conditions, flight paths, and whether the flight is direct or includes stops. Always check with airlines for exact schedules and routes.

About Lagos, Nigeria

Nigeria's economic powerhouse and former capital, Lagos is West Africa's largest city and a major financial center. Known for its vibrant culture, music scene, and Atlantic beaches.

About Algiers, Algeria

Algeria's capital and largest city, built on hills overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Known for its stunning Casbah (UNESCO World Heritage site) and French colonial architecture.

Travel Tips

• Time Difference: Lagos is in UTC+1 while Algiers is in UTC+1. Plan your communications accordingly.
• Currency: Lagos uses Nigerian Naira (NGN) while Algiers uses Algerian Dinar (DZD). Exchange rates fluctuate, so check current rates before travel.
• Language: In Lagos, English, Yoruba is spoken. In Algiers, you'll hear Arabic, French.
• Visa Requirements: Check our visa requirements tool for entry requirements between Nigeria and Algeria.

Alternative Routes

While the straight-line distance is 3362 km, actual flight paths may be longer due to air traffic routes, weather conditions, and航空regulations. Some flights may include stops at major African hubs depending on airline and schedule.