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Air Peace set to resume Accra, Ilorin flights

Anozie Egole by Anozie Egole
March 3, 2021
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Poised to give its customers the satisfaction they deserve, Air Peace has announced the resumption of daily flight operations into Accra from its Lagos hub on March 15, 2021.

It also expressed readiness to kick off scheduled flights into Ilorin from Abuja and Lagos.

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Spokesperson of the airline, Stanley Olisa, told journalists yesterday in Lagos that the Lagos to Accra flight would depart daily at 07.00hrs, while the Accra to Lagos flight would depart at 07.40hrs.

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Olisa stressed that the resumption of Accra flights was a response to popular demand, as the flying public had been anticipating it.

“You would recall that we suspended our Accra flights consequent upon the pandemic lockdown last year. But we have some exciting news for our esteemed customers, as we are resuming flight operations into the Ghanaian city pretty soon. The flying public have been expectant of this,” he said.

Olisa, nevertheless, added that the airline was already finalising plans to commence Ilorin.

He reiterated the airline’s commitment to peaceful connectivity across domestic, regional and international destinations and satisfying the air travel needs of Nigerians.

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Anozie Egole is a Transport correspondent. He reports Maritime, Aviation and Rail/Road Transport for Financial Street.

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