The management of Air Peace has clarified that the windshield crack incident was promptly reported to the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority. This statement aims to counter claims by Omoyele Sowore, publisher of Sahara Reporters, alleging the airline attempted to conceal the event.
Air Peace, however, followed proper procedures and regulations to ensure compliance with aviation safety standards. Contrary to Sowore’s claims, the airline asserts that the safety of the flight was never compromised in any way.
The statement emphasized, “Contrary to his allegations, the event was reported to the NCAA in accordance with guidelines in Abuja. Furthermore, Air Peace followed the proper procedures in accordance with Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations and relevant safety protocols.”
Additionally, Air Peace reassured the public that there was no impact on performance or flight safety during the windshield crack incident. The airline further explained that windshield cracks are a common occurrence in aviation worldwide and do not necessarily pose any safety threats.
The airline directly addressed Sowore’s claims, stating that there was no panic during the flight in question.
Air Peace emphasized that a windshield crack incident on the Akure to Abuja flight did not cause passenger panic.
The airline clarified that the cockpit crew discovered the crack on the outer layer of the First Officer’s window.
Air Peace confirmed that the event was properly documented and reported to the relevant authorities following standard procedures.
Air Peace concluded by reaffirming its commitment to passenger safety and high operational standards, emphasizing that it never compromises on these values.
