Air Peace Shifts Regional Operations to Daytime Flights from February 2026
Air Peace, a prominent Nigerian airline, is shifting its regional operations from night-time services to daytime flights effective February 2, 2026. This strategic move aims to improve passenger convenience, reliability, and regional connectivity, offering competitive schedules and seamless onward domestic and long-haul connections.
The airline's new daytime structure is designed to strengthen its position as the preferred carrier for travel within Nigeria and West Africa, facilitating improved connectivity in key markets like Lagos and beyond. Air Peace plans to introduce additional regional routes by the end of the first quarter of operations, including services to Douala, Librevil, Kinshasa, Conakri, Bamako, and Johannesburg.
Ifeoma Okek-Korieocha, an aviation correspondent at BusinessDay, reported on this significant development.
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