All things being equal, Nigerian flag carrier, Air Peace, and Ethiopian Airlines are due to restore direct commercial flight services on Chinese routes after about a three-year break.

Nigerian flag carrier, Air Peace, has hit the 55 million passenger traffic mark, a milestone in its eight years of operations.

Airline operators in the country have called for infrastructural upgrades and extension of operating hours at Lagos and Abuja airports, to reduce bottlenecks and under-utlisation of assets in the sector.

The Chairman of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has commended the Minister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika and the Federal Government for the successful installation of Airfield Lighting on Runway 18L/36R at the Domestic Terminal of the Murtala Muhammed Airport, Lagos.

All is set for the 18th All Nigeria Editors’ Conference, starting on Thursday, with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo expected to declare the event open.

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Kalabash Technology Solutions Limited ("Kalabash"), a financial technology services firm based in Lagos, Nigeria that specialises in developing innovative payment solutions across multi sectors, announced today that it has signed a multi-year agreement with Air Peace, West and Central Africa’s largest airline, founded in 2014, to provide its innovative payment solution, Pay Small Small™ (PSS), to all the airline’s passengers.

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Nigerian Ambassador to the Peoples’ Republic of China, His Excellency Baba Ahmad Jidda, has called for the eradication of travel restriction on Nigerians travelling to China, to further deepen economic ties between the two countries.

International air travellers to China and other stakeholders have heaved a sigh of relief following Air Peace airline's direct flight operations on the Lagos-Guangzhou route.

The flight was scheduled to leave at 2:30pm, so we sent our aides in advance to the airport at 9am! At 9:15am they had done all the necessaries but of course Air Peace personnel needed to see the passengers even though we had already checked in online.

Nigerian flag carrier, Air Peace airline, has disclosed plans to begin direct flight operations from Lagos to Guangzhou in China and Mumbai