Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has entered into a new Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance, ACMI agreement for an additional B737-800 from KlasJet, part of Lithuania-based Avia Solutions Group.

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has refuted allegations that it sold tickets to Jamaica and dumped passengers in Barbados.

Grounding of the aircraft scheduled to operate eight additional flights led to delays, as the airline sought for replacement in the high season

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has concluded plans to transition all regional operations from night-time services to daytime flights from February 2, 2026.

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has filed a lawsuit against Latvia-based ACMI and charter operator, SmartLynx, alleging a breach of their aircraft lease arrangement.

The Network for the Empowerment of Female Governance and Development (NEFGAD) has called for an independent review of the Nigerian Safety and Investigation Bureau (NSIB)’s handling of the July 2024 Air Peace runway incursion incident.

By Dickson Omobola Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, yesterday, accused Latvia-based company, SmartLynx Airlines, of withdrawing three of its wet-leased aircraft without notice, saying the situation has caused them over $15 million in damages. Wet-lease is an aircraft leasing agreement where the lessor provides the aircraft, a crew, maintenance and insurance, while the lessee operates […]

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, Friday, accused Latvia-based company, SmartLynx Airlines, of withdrawing three of its wet-leased aircraft without notice, saying the situation has caused them over $15 million in damages.

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, yesterday, took delivery of a Boeing 737-NG on dry lease from an Irish-American aviation leasing company, AerCap

Chief Customer Officer of Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom, Mr Ross Baker, has said the commencement of direct flight operations from Abuja to London Heathrow by Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, reflects the deepening partnership between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.

As you read this, the management and staff of Nigeria and West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, are marking 11 years of the organisation’s impactful service to the country and humanity.

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has concluded plans to begin monthly commercial charter service between Lagos and Accra to Antigua and Barbados connecting Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago.

The Senate Committee on Aviation is expected to submit a comprehensive report within four weeks detailing its findings and recommended corrective measures.

On October 26, 2025, Air Peace Airlines Limited will add the lucrative Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja (IATA code ABV) and the London Heathrow (LHR) route to its network.

Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace, has said its Abuja–Asaba flight scheduled for today aborted take-off during initial departure procedures.