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Air Peace, Nigeria's largest airline, claims a $42 million revenue loss resulting from repeated aircraft damage caused by ground handlers, highlighting the impact of poor handling on its operations.
Police in Lagos have taken three Air Peace buses into custody following allegations that they blocked the runway at the airport during a union strike, with an investigation currently underway.
Airlines in Nigeria, including Air Peace and United Nigeria Airlines, have resumed operations after aviation unions temporarily suspended their industrial action, which had left passengers stranded in Lagos and Abuja.
Workers of Air Peace Limited, Nigeria's largest airline, have publicly distanced themselves from the ongoing industrial action and picketing by aviation industry unions.
Air Peace flights in Abuja have experienced disruptions due to the failure of a baggage screening machine at the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Domestic Terminal of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
The closure of the Benin Airport runway has significantly disrupted airline operations, leading to the suspension of flights by United Nigeria and Air Peace. The incident has caused considerable inconvenience for travelers.
Air Peace and Etihad Airways have signed an interline agreement to expand connectivity to 20 cities across West and Central Africa, allowing for seamless travel bookings.
A Nigerian court has affirmed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission's (FCCPC) authority to investigate Air Peace over consumer complaints regarding ticket pricing. This ruling upholds the FCCPC's powers to probe airline pricing practices.
Another batch of 268 Nigerians has arrived in Lagos, evacuated from South Africa on an Air Peace charter flight, amidst ongoing concerns over xenophobia. This follows previous evacuations of Kenyans and Nigerians from the country.
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, reported widespread flight disruptions after a power surge affected a critical IT infrastructure server responsible for crew scheduling.
An Air Peace aircraft was grounded at Kano airport following a bird strike. The airline has deployed an alternative aircraft to minimize disruption and ensure passengers reach their destinations safely.
Nigeria's National Hajj Commission (NAHCON) is commencing the return airlift of pilgrims, with Max Air starting operations on June 3 for Nasarawa State pilgrims, followed by Flynas and Air Peace for other states on June 4.
Air Peace has released a grounded A320 aircraft to its lessor following the settlement of a dispute between the parties.
Air Peace successfully completed its inaugural flight to Trinidad, marking a new connection for passengers. Photos captured passengers disembarking from the historic flight.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended services to 11 airlines, including Air Peace and Ibom Air, due to unpaid charges. This directive impacts their operations.
Air Peace has announced another disruption to its Lagos-London Gatwick flight, stating that the aircraft returned to Lagos after encountering airspace-related operational issues, leading to rescheduling and affecting passengers.
Air Peace has suspended its scheduled flight from Lagos to London Gatwick. The airline cited a technical fault as the reason for the departure suspension.
An Air Peace flight from Gatwick to Lagos experienced a bird strike, causing a significant disruption and leaving passengers stranded in London. The incident led to public outrage and subsequent clarifications from the airline regarding the situation.
Nigerian opposition parties are reportedly uniting to present a single candidate against the ruling APC in the 2027 general elections. This move comes amidst ongoing political maneuvering and discussions about presidential endorsements.
Air Peace has won the Best West Africa Sub-Regional Airline award for the second consecutive year, solidifying its leadership in operational excellence and connectivity.
Air Peace Limited has once again secured the title of Best West Africa Sub-Regional Airline of the Year at the 2026 Nigerian Aviation, NIGAV, Awards, marking its second consecutive win.
Residents in Chiang Mai, Thailand, are experiencing severe health issues, including nosebleeds in children, due to worsening air quality caused by persistent forest fires. The deteriorating conditions are forcing families who once enjoyed the region's lush greenery to relocate.
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has refuted allegations of tax evasion from the Lagos State Government, asserting that all tax obligations have been met and expressing a desire for discussions to resolve any discrepancies.
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, weekend, summoned the largest airline in the country, Air Peace, over what it described as unexplained disruptions. The post NCAA summons Air Peace over stranded passengers, flight disruptions appeared first on Vanguard News.
A multi-year distribution agreement between Nigerian airline Air Peace Limited and Travelport is expected to streamline booking for West African routes and enhance Africa-global travel connections.
An ongoing industrial dispute involving Nigerian airline Air Peace and aviation unions is being discussed, with focus on unionization and the boundaries of industrial action.
Air Peace and United Nigeria Airlines experienced substantial operational disruptions and reported losses exceeding ₦2 billion due to an industrial action by aviation unions on Tuesday.
The NCAA has ordered the arrest and prosecution of an Air Peace driver for allegedly blocking the Lagos airport runway during a union picketing. Subsequently, unions in the air transport sector suspended their picketing of Air Peace following intervention from the Minister of Aviation.
Unions in Nigeria's air transport sector have disrupted operations of Air Peace, the country's largest airline, leaving many passengers stranded at Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos.
Air Peace expands its regional network with new Lagos-Conakry-Bamako flights, aiming to boost trade and tourism between Nigeria, Guinea, and Mali.
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has commenced an investigation into the Enugu Air aircraft runway excursion incident at Benin Airport, promising a preliminary report within 30 days and a final report with findings and safety recommendations upon completion.
Nigeria has concluded its evacuation efforts from South Africa, with the final flight bringing home 308 Nigerians. This marks the end of the repatriation process for citizens affected by xenophobic incidents, with many returnees recounting their difficult experiences.
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, has completed the fourth phase of its humanitarian evacuation operation from South Africa. In collaboration with the Federal Government, the airline safely brought home another 284 Nigerians, bringing the total to 1,085.
Nigeria announced its intention to seek compensation for property abandoned by its citizens who fled South Africa. This move follows the return of five Nigerians who were freed from a prison in Côte d’Ivoire, highlighting broader issues of citizen welfare abroad.
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) is advocating for a review of aviation taxes and an economic boycott of South Africa. This call comes amidst concerns over xenophobia and its impact on Nigerian investments in South Africa.
West Africa's leading airline, Air Peace, has inaugurated scheduled flight services connecting Lagos with Douala (Cameroon), Libreville (Gabon), Bamako (Mali), and Conakry (Guinea). These new air links, effective August 1, aim to drive trade and tourism across the region.
Air Peace, West Africa's largest airline, has collaborated with Dutch Aviation Trainers (DAT) to enhance pilot expertise, specifically for its Boeing 737 NG fleet. This partnership aims to improve pilot training standards.
Air Peace and SmartLynx Airlines have resolved their dispute over leased aircraft out of court, leading to the release of the third Airbus A320.
Air Peace has launched its inaugural flight, marking a new service offering for the airline.
Passengers, including journalists, traveling on United Nigeria Airlines and Air Peace flights from Abuja reported being stranded for hours without proper communication or adequate refreshments.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has defended Air Peace's handling of a recent flight disruption at Gatwick, London, stating the airline acted in the interest of safety.
Nollywood actress Funke Akindele was reportedly stranded in London due to a significant delay with her Air Peace flight.
Workers in various countries, including the Philippines and Nigeria, marked Labor Day with protests and calls for higher wages amid economic challenges. Leaders acknowledged the struggles while urging continued effort from the labor force.
Airlines, including Air Peace and Ethiopian Airlines, are experiencing significant flight delays and disruptions due to a severe shortage of aviation fuel (Jet A1). Passengers have expressed frustration over the resulting schedule changes and cancellations.
A court has dismissed a suit filed by Air Peace against the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), thereby affirming the commission's powers to investigate airlines for alleged breaches of customer rights. This ruling clears the FCCPC to proceed with its probe into Air Peace.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has unveiled the Renewed Hope Enterprise Bridge Initiative, a new digital platform designed to foster connections between policymakers and entrepreneurs for more responsive governance.
Air Peace has confirmed its plans to begin direct flights to London from Ogun State’s Gateway International Airport this summer, offering routes to both Gatwick and Heathrow.
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has again refuted reports that its Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, and Vice Chairman, Mrs Alice Onyema, are the subject of a tax suit by the Lagos State government, asserting all tax obligations have been met and expressing a desire for discussions to resolve any discrepancies.
The price of aviation fuel in Nigeria has surged by 80% to N1,800/litre, placing immense financial strain on domestic airlines who lament unsustainable losses.
Air Peace experienced flight disruptions after two of its aircraft were affected by separate bird strikes upon arrival in Lagos, leading to temporary network issues.
Stakeholders are expressing growing outrage and raising concerns about airport security and safety due to the ongoing picketing of Air Peace. The protests are highlighting potential vulnerabilities in aviation operations.
Nigeria's largest airline, Air Peace, has reported a loss of over N2 billion in revenue following industrial action and picketing by aviation unions, prompting the airline to seek a federal government investigation.
Nigerian aviation unions suspended their strike after disrupting Air Peace flights in Lagos and Abuja, leaving passengers stranded. The strike was initiated over alleged infractions by Air Peace, with the NCAA urging unions to resolve the dispute.
Allen Onyema, CEO of Air Peace, has warned that some domestic airlines in Nigeria risk collapse within the next 30 days due to operational challenges. This dire prediction highlights the precarious financial situation facing the country's aviation sector.
West and Central Africa’s largest carrier, Air Peace Limited, has launched new direct flight operations on the Lagos–Conakry–Bamako route. This expansion marks another milestone in the airline’s regional connectivity drive.
Air Peace and Etihad Airways have finalized an interline agreement, aiming to expand travel options and boost connectivity between Nigeria, West Africa, and the Middle East.
Air Peace has warned of potential flight disruptions after one of its aircraft was damaged by ground handling equipment belonging to NAHCO. The airline is blaming NAHCO for the incident, which could impact its flight schedule.
An Air Peace flight scheduled to evacuate stranded Nigerians from South Africa was delayed after its windshield shattered, forcing the airline to dispatch a replacement aircraft.
Thousands of people marched in South Africa to demand the departure of illegal migrants, following a deadline for their exit. This has led to the evacuation of hundreds of Nigerian citizens from the country, with Nigeria seeking compensation for properties left behind.
Nigerian airlines are struggling with a sharp rise in aviation fuel (JET-A1) prices, forcing them to borrow money and cut operations to stay afloat. Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema urged President Tinubu to review aviation taxes to prevent more airline collapses.
Nigeria's Federal Government is considering intervention from the African Union in response to xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa. Air Peace has also expressed concerns and supports the evacuation of Nigerians from the country.
Following Air Peace's inaugural direct flight from Lagos to Barbados, the Government of Barbados has committed to stimulating demand and ensuring favorable conditions for the route's success.
Air Peace has released a grounded A320 aircraft to its lessor following an out-of-court settlement between the involved parties.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has suspended its 'no pay, no service' directive against domestic airlines regarding outstanding debts totaling N12 billion. This decision temporarily halts the enforcement of debt collection against several airlines, including Air Peace and Ibom Air.
An opinion piece argues against smear campaigns targeting Air Peace, drawing a parallel to a past incident involving Governor Marwa to illustrate the damage such rumors can cause.
The airline says passengers were safely disembarked after a routine post-boarding technical check detected a minor aircraft fault on its Lagos–London Gatwick service. The post Air Peace delays…
Air Peace has confirmed it provided accommodation for passengers affected by a flight disruption on its Gatwick–Lagos route and has deployed a replacement aircraft to complete the journey.
Air Peace has stated that a recent flight disruption on its London route was caused by a bird strike incident.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has voiced concerns about the state of Nigeria's democracy, warning against the dangers of a weak opposition and a potential drift towards a one-party system. His remarks, some made at an Ibadan Summit, also drew criticism from the NBA regarding judiciary funding.
Air Peace and Turkish Airlines have signed an interline agreement aimed at simplifying global travel for Nigerian passengers by enabling single-ticket journeys across domestic and international routes.
Air Peace operations at Abuja's airport are experiencing significant disruptions due to a technical fault with baggage screening equipment, causing passenger delays.
This article profiles Allen Onyema, the founder of Air Peace, highlighting his significant contributions to the Nigerian aviation sector and his role in connecting various cities across the country.
Air Peace, weekend, countered claims that passengers on its Abuja–London service were abandoned after an air return on Friday, saying they were all taken care of. The post Windshield crack caused air return, no passenger abandoned – Air Peace appeared first on Vanguard News.
Air Peace has announced plans to expand its regional flight operations across West Africa, effective April 1, 2026, linking cities such as Lagos, Abidjan, Dakar, and Accra.