Air Peace Addresses Flight Delays Due to Fuel Shortage
Air Peace issued a statement regarding flight disruptions at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, attributed to a shortage of Jet A1 aviation fuel. The airline reported that the unavailability of fuel impacted not only its operations but also those of other airlines at the airport.
Once the aviation fuel became available, Air Peace resumed its affected flights. However, the airline's Abuja-Maiduguri service could not operate as scheduled due to prevailing flight conditions.
An extension had been granted for the flight, but by the time the aircraft was ready for boarding, the Visual Flight Rules (VFR) conditions meant that the extension was no longer feasible, as the flight could not operate beyond sunset.
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