Air Peace Announces New Boarding Process, Prioritises Millitary, Special Need Passengers

Air Peace now allows military members to board first, followed by business class and disabled passengers

The goal of the expedited process is to enhance the traveler experience and demonstrate the company's dedication to inclusive service

The purpose of this new boarding regulation is to improve orderliness, ease traffic, and give passengers a more seamless journey start

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Air Peace has redesigned its boarding process so that military personnel now board first, followed by business class passengers and those with disabilities.

The shortened procedure is intended to improve the passenger experience and commitment to inclusive service, according to a statement from Dr. Ejike Ndiulo, the airline's head of corporate communications.

“This new boarding policy is designed to reduce congestion, enhance orderliness, and ensure that our customers enjoy a smoother start to their journeys. By honouring military personnel and attending to passengers with mobility needs first, Air Peace reinforces its respect for service and accessibility.

“This development is part of a broader transformation toward a refreshed service culture. Air Peace is committed to delivering excellence at every touchpoint, from check-in to landing, and this new boarding system is just one of many enhancements underway.

“We remain committed to expanding our global reach and further strengthening Nigeria’s presence in the international aviation landscape. Plans for additional long-haul routes and service enhancements are underway as Air Peace continues to set new standards in African aviation,” he said.

Air Peace has refuted claims of an 80% fare reduction on select flight routes, circulated on a Facebook page under "Silver Bryan Fran".

In a statement issued December 15, the airline clarified that the promotion is false and urged Nigerians to disregard the fraudulent page and its claims.

"Our attention has been drawn to reports of a fraudulent Facebook page operating under the name "Silver Bryan Fran." This page falsely claims to represent Air Peace and is promoting an "80% off on Selected Routes" offer.

"The scam involves redirecting individuals to a sponsored post, followed by a series of questionnaires and WhatsApp conversations with a fake representative.

"We wish to categorically state that Air Peace has not authorized any such promotional offer or campaign. This is the work of fraudulent individuals attempting to deceive and exploit unsuspecting members of the public.

"The general public is advised to disregard this fraudulent page and its claims. For authentic information on our promotions, please visit our official website at www.flyairpeace.com.

"At Air Peace, we are committed to providing safe, comfortable, and reliable air travel for all our passengers. For us, safety is a pre-condition and not just a priority."

Air Peace shares actual cost of one hour flight

Legit.ng reported that Air Peace, Nigeria’s largest carrier, says the cost of operating a one-hour flight surpasses N14 million.

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Oluwatosin Olajide, the airline’s chief operating officer, disclosed this, saying that N7 million is needed to buy 4,000 litres of aviation fuel sold at N1,400 per litre in Nigeria.

According to her, for the aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance (ACMI), Air Peace spends about $4,000 for a one-hour flight.