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Air Peace has taken a massive step toward global expansion. The airline received its fourth Boeing 777 aircraft on August 22, 2025. This move solidifies its position as a leading aviation player in West and Central Africa. The new aircraft, a Boeing 777-200 ER, registered 5N-CEG, arrived in Lagos from Spain. Air Peace Brazil Services Loading
Chairman of Air Peace, Dr. Allen Onyema, hailed the acquisition. He described the new aircraft as a pivotal milestone. It will be deployed for inaugural long-haul flights from Abuja to London. New routes to key European cities are also planned. The airline also plans direct flights to Sao Paulo, Brazil, and the Caribbean. Heathrow welcomes Air Peace Abuja flights
Air Peace is committed to offering Nigerians fair access to international travel. This will help curb high fares charged by foreign carriers. Onyema also stressed the need for an efficient hub system in Nigeria. This system would enhance both regional and international connectivity.
The newly acquired aircraft is configured with 312 seats. This includes 26 luxurious business class seats and 286 economy class seats.
The business class cabin features private seating and advanced comfort. The Business Class also has ambient surround. Economy passengers will enjoy spacious legroom and refined service.
The airline’s spokesperson, Efe Osifo-Whiskey, noted that the aircraft aligns with the airline’s vision. It aims for global connectivity.
The new aircraft will help Air Peace compete on the global stage. This is a significant development for the airline and Nigerian aviation.
Chairman of Air Peace, Dr. Allen Onyema, thanked President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He also expressed gratitude to the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Senator Festus Keyamo. Their support for indigenous airlines creates an enabling environment for growth. This ensures that Nigerian carriers can compete effectively.
Onyema reiterated the airline’s commitment to offering Nigerians fair and affordable access to international travel while curbing the high fares long endured by passengers on foreign carriers. He also stressed the urgent need for an efficient hub system in Nigeria to enhance both regional and international connectivity.
The acquisition of this fourth Boeing 777 reinforces Air Peace’s ambition. The airline is poised for significant growth. It plans to provide more options for Nigerian travellers. This development signals a bright future for the aviation industry in Nigeria.
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