Air Peace Operates Direct Flight To Jamaica

Air Peace on Monday operated a direct flight from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos to the Island country of Jamaica. The airline revealed this in a statement. Direct Flight To Jamaica

The airline spokesman, Mr Stanley Olisa, said one of the airline’s three Boeing 777 aircraft was was deployed for the flight. The aircraft has the registration number 5N-BVE. It was deployed for the 11-hour flight which departed at 5pm with 132 passengers on board.

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The aircraft which arrived Montego Bay, Jamaica is expected to fly again into the island country on December 27 for a return trip the next day.

Olisa in the statement titled ‘Air Peace operates direct, nonstop flight to Jamaica’, explained that it was a special charter flight and the airline’s maiden flight to the island.

He said the flight further emphasised the airline’s capability to operate flights to any destination in the world, adding that ‘Air Peace has the aircraft and the requisite manpower to do this’.

He said the aircraft would fly into Montego Bay again on Dec. 27, 2020 for the return flight on Dec. 28, stressing: “Air Peace has the aircraft and the requisite manpower to do this’’.

“Air Peace has operated international flights to multiple destinations such as China, Turkey, India, Malaysia, Israel, United Kingdom, Thailand, Indonesia.

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“Air peace also recently launched scheduled direct flights to Johannesburg, South Africa. This is intended to provide respite to travelers on the Lagos-Johannesburg-Lagos route. It will also connect the two giant African countries at affordable fares”, he added.

Air Peace has recently operated international flights to multiple destinations. They include China, Turkey, India, Malaysia, Israel, United Kingdom, Thailand and Indonesia. Last week, the airline launched scheduled direct flights to Johannesburg, South Africa.

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