Air Peace Alleges $42M Loss From Ground Handling Damage
Air Peace claims a $42 million revenue loss due to repeated aircraft damage caused by ground handling companies SAHCO and NAHCO.
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Air Peace claims a $42 million revenue loss due to repeated aircraft damage caused by ground handling companies SAHCO and NAHCO.
Air Peace expanded its West African network to 13 destinations with new flights to Conakry and Bamako to support regional economic integration.
The NCAA is preparing for an FAA audit to restore Category 1 status, which Nigeria lost in September 2022, clearing Air Peace to fly to New York.
Air Peace launched its Lagos-Douala-Libreville route on August 2, 2026, expanding its regional network to Cameroon and Gabon.
An Air Peace Airbus A320 was grounded at Lagos MMA1 after a NAHCO ground equipment collision caused by a worker's medical emergency.
An Air Peace evacuation flight for Nigerians in South Africa was delayed after a shattered windshield forced the deployment of a replacement aircraft.
Air Peace has expanded its fleet with the delivery of its first 88-seat Embraer E175 jet to boost domestic and regional connectivity in West Africa.
Air Peace secured ANAC approval for direct Nigeria to Brazil flights, cutting travel time to seven hours and expanding its global network.
Air Peace will increase domestic flight frequencies starting June 22, 2026, to accommodate rising travel demand in Nigeria's growing aviation market.
Osubi Airport denies an Air Peace bird strike occurred within its aerodrome, citing a two-year safety record and conflicting preliminary investigation...
Air Peace has added a Boeing 737-800 NG to its fleet, aiming to meet growing passenger demand in the Nigerian aviation market with 189 additional seats.
Air Peace has partnered with Dutch Aviation Trainers to enhance pilot training for its Boeing 737 NG fleet to support its regional expansion.
Dangote Refinery has reduced Aviation Turbine Fuel prices to ₦1,650 per litre, providing cost relief to domestic carriers despite high election demand.
Nigeria's NCAA defended Air Peace, stating passengers were not abandoned after a May 1 bird strike in London but were accommodated per safety protocols.
Nigerian airlines are operating at a loss as a global jet fuel shortage, driven by Mideast conflict, forces government intervention and price caps.
Nigeria's aviation sector reforms under Minister Festus Keyamo cleared $850M in trapped funds and boosted its ICAO safety score to a record 91.4%.
Air Peace and Turkish Airlines signed a bilateral agreement to enhance global connectivity for Nigeria, offering single-ticket travel and seamless...
Nigerian airlines face mounting financial losses from a surge in bird strikes, prompting regulators to enforce new wildlife hazard management plans.
Air Peace will launch London flights from Ogun's new Gateway International Airport this summer, utilizing its Boeing 777 fleet for the new UK routes.
Nigerian airlines face potential collapse as Jet A1 fuel prices triple to nearly N3,000 per litre, prompting calls for urgent regulatory intervention.