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Air Peace Expands Its Routes To Ibadan, Illorin, Others
One of Nigeria’s foremost airlines, Air Peace, has announced the launch of new domestic routes and the resumption of suspended ones. It said it would open more domestic routes and resume suspended ones as part of its route expansion drive. Air Peace Expands
The new routes to be launched in February 2021 are: Enugu-Kano-Enugu, Enugu-Asaba-Enugu, PHC-Kano-PHC, PHC-Kaduna-PHC, Ilorin-Lagos-Ilorin, Ilorin-Abuja-Ilorin and Ibadan-Abuja-Ibadan.
The suspended routes to be resumed are Kano-Owerri-Kano, Kano-Asaba-Kano, Lagos-Yola-Lagos and Abuja-Yola-Abuja.

The airline’s Chief Operating Officer, Oluwatoyin Olajide, revealed this on Tuesday. He stated that the airline will be receiving all its aircraft on overseas maintenance in February. This has informed the decision to launch the new routes as well as reactivate suspended ones.
She added that the planned launch of the new routes showed the airline’s strong commitment to meeting the air transportation needs of Nigerians, driving economic development and fostering unity among various parts of the country. Air Peace Expands
She said: “As you know, most of our aircraft are on maintenance in different parts of the world. Thankfully, they are all returning in February, 2021.
“For us, it is great news as this means the launch of new routes. It also means the resumption of routes suspended consequent upon the COVID-19 outbreak.”

Olajide stated that the new connections are also testament to Air Peace’s ‘no-city-left-behind’ initiative. It also reveals the unbridled determination to provide an affordable access to safe and seamless connectivity across Nigeria and beyond. She added that the airline ‘is constantly reviewing its route network to reflect the air travel needs of the flying public’. Air Peace Expands
Air Peace currently operates 16 domestic routes, 5 regional routes and 2 international destinations. One of the routes is South Africa, launched in December, 2020.
The airline also boasts of a fleet size of 26 aircraft and is steadily expanding its fleet as it expects to take delivery of its first Embraer 195-E2 aircraft in January, 2021.
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