By Cosmas Okereafor Air Peace Limited, the West and Central Africa’s largest and fastest growing airline, has taken another significant step in its strategic fleet expansion and acquisition, following the arrival of yet another Embraer 190, bringing the airline’s current Embraer fleet to 18 aircraft. This, includes but not limited to Embraer’s latest technology, the…
By Cosmas Okereafor The Management of Air Peace sincerely apologises to all passengers who have been affected by the delays and cancellations experienced across some of our operations in recent days. We understand the frustration and inconvenience these have caused and deeply regret the disruptions to your travel plans. The apology of this leading carrier…
By Cosmas Okereafor Ahead of the commencement of its new regional services to Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville on 1 August 2026, Air Peace, West and Central Africa’s largest airline, recently hosted a Travel Agency Forum reaffirming its commitment to strengthening collaboration with the travel agency community and expanding regional connectivity across Africa.The forum brought…
By Cosmas Okereafor Lagos, Nigeria – Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and Air Peace, West Africa’s largest airline, have signed an interline agreement that connects the two carriers’ networks, opening 20 destinations across Nigeria, West and Central Africa to Etihad’s guests.Under the agreement, Etihad guests will be able to travel…
By Cosmas Okereafor The first batch of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa by the federal government arrived this morning aboard special flight belonging to Airpeace, a major carrier in the Nigeria airspace.The flight touched down at Murtala Mohammed International Airport, this thursday morning, in accordance with the FG promise.The Director General of Nigerians in Diaspora…
By Dan Onwukwe Always setting its mind on higher things, last Friday, May 8, Air Peace, Nigeria’s leading indigenous and largest carrier in West Africa, had a cherished passenger aboard its flagship international service – Boeing 777-200ER – from Lagos to London Gatwick. Make no mistake, the high-profile passenger was former President and elder statesman…
By Cosmas Okereafor Former Anambra State Governor and presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, has applauded Air Peace for delivering what he described as a seamless and impressive travel experience on its London route. Speaking upon arriving in London aboard Air Peace, Obi commended the airline’s service delivery and encouraged Nigerians to support the indigenous carrier….
Commentary By Fred Chukwuelobe There is a renewed and rather orchestrated onslaught against Air Peace over the current shortage of aviation fuel (Jet A-1). Let’s be clear from the outset: this is not a crisis created by one airline, nor is it peculiar to Nigeria. It is a global aviation challenge driven by supply constraints,…
By Cosmas Okereafor Air Peace, West Africa’s leading airline, recently announce the resumption of monthly flights to the Caribbean from Lagos to Barbados via Antigua. These monthly flights commencing effective May 24, 2026, will be the only direct flight from West and Central Africa to the Caribbean, providing seamless travel options for business, leisure, and…
By Anthony Okechukwu Leading global multi-source content provider powering travel bookings worldwide, Travelport has announced a new multi-year content agreement with Air Peace Limited, Nigeria’s and West Africa’s largest airline.This strategic partnership enhances Air Peace’s content distribution across Central and West Africa and key international markets, while enabling the airline to leverage Travelport’s advanced retailing,…
