Air Peace has added Guangzhou in the People’s Republic of China to its route network with assurance to its passengers that they will not  regret patronising the Airline.

According to the Chief Operating Officer of Air Peace,Mrs.Oluwatoyin Olajide,who made a brief remark before the inaugural flight at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos,the Airline  is expanding further into India and Israel.

Olajide said that  that the airline will stop at nothing to modernise its fleet for the comfort of its passsengers as it continues to expand its networks to different parts of the world.

She noted that the  flying public, especially those that fly the Guangzhou route, should expect best-in-class flight experience, which is characteristic of the Air Peace brand.

“ We’re not stopping with Guangzhou- India is next and Israel is in the works. Also planned for subsequent launch are Malabo in Equatorial Guinea and Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo”

“ We will continue to grow our route network as well as modernise our fleet strategically. Air Peace currently boasts of a network of twenty domestic routes, seven regional routes and two international destinations, including Dubai and Johannesburg.”

“ Air Peace  has kept to its promise at the inception, to create employment for Nigerians and provide seamless air travel connections for Africans.”

“When we set out for the Air Peace trajectory in 2014, we envisaged an airline that would predominantly do two things: create massive employment for Nigerians and reduce the burden of air travel for Nigerians, and by extension, Africans, through the provision of affordable and peaceful connectivity across cities and continents.”

“Now, we can confidently assert that Air Peace has kept to this vision of providing seamless connections and expanding existing network to accommodate the evolving air travel needs of the flying public”

“ Today, we’re officially adding the continent of Asia to our network of continents, with the commencement of initial one-weekly flight to Guangzhou-China.”

“If you’ve been following the growth of Air Peace, you’ll be familiar with the fact that the Chinese airspace is not new to us, as we’ve successfully operated several evacuation/special flights to the country at different times in the past, especially in 2020, during the COVID-19 lockdown. So, we’re going into China, not as newcomers, but as an airline that is technically and operationally acclimatised with the Chinese terrain.”

While appreciating the Ministry of Aviation; the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority; Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria; the Chinese government, , and other stakeholders for their support, Olajide said the airline will work harmoniously with all relevant aviation actors to ensure that the Lagos-Guangzhou route is maximised.

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