Air Peace CEO to Clamp Down on Unruly Passengers from 2026

Allen Onyema, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, announced that the airline will no longer tolerate unruly behavior from passengers effective January 2026. Onyema cited incidents of disruptive behavior by Nigerian passengers, including a case where passengers on a London-bound flight allegedly caused a disturbance.
He emphasized the need to uphold law and order on flights and expressed his commitment to supporting a system that ensures passenger compliance.
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