Air Peace Slashes London Fare to $3,000, Credits Tinubu for Breaking Airline Monopoly
Air Peace slashes London flight fare from $13,000 to $3,000, crediting the intervention of Bola Tinubu's administration for breaking the foreign airline monopoly in Nigeria. Allen Onyema, the airline's CEO, highlights the significance of government-private sector collaboration in creating fair competition in the international flight market.
The new service between Abuja and London is seen as a milestone in Nigeria's aviation history, promoting affordability and benefiting millions of Nigerians. Onyema also commends Festus Keyamo for executing the President's vision and emphasizes the importance of a supportive environment for indigenous enterprises.
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