Despite efforts to de-escalate the situation, the unruly passengers remained defiant, creating a tense atmosphere onboard. The three openly consumed a bottle of rum brought onboard. Their unruly behavior alarmed passengers and crew, prompting the captain to personally assess the situation before retreating to the cockpit for safety reasons.
BY ANTHONY OMOH
Adedigba Adewale and Ashibogu Magnus caused a major disruption on an Air Peace flight from London to Lagos on February 12, 2025. The two Economy Class passengers forced their way into Business Class and refused multiple instructions from the crew to return to their assigned seats. Their actions, alongside those of Iwonze Benjamin, created a tense atmosphere onboard. Unruly passengers disrupt Air Peace operations, raising serious security concerns.
Despite efforts to de-escalate the situation, the unruly passengers remained defiant, creating a tense atmosphere onboard. The three openly consumed a bottle of rum brought onboard. Their unruly behavior alarmed passengers and crew, prompting the captain to personally assess the situation before retreating to the cockpit for safety reasons.
Recognizing the threat, the flight crew alerted Nigerian security agencies ahead of landing. Upon arrival at Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, security operatives swiftly apprehended the individuals. The unruly passengers disrupt Air Peace operations, highlighting the need for stricter in-flight conduct enforcement.
Air Peace reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on disruptive behavior and commended its crew for their professionalism. The airline assured passengers of its commitment to safety and adherence to global aviation standards.
Authorities are investigating the incident, and legal action is expected.
