Barr. Allen Onyema, the chairman and CEO of Air Peace, claimed that the airline’s foray into the global market has reduced the exorbitant prices that other airlines were charging on a number of international routes.
He also proclaimed that Nigerian airlines can no longer be “demonised” as not having the capacity, saying this is now a thing of the past
In order to strengthen its global operations, Onyema remarked as the airline, Nigeria’s biggest carrier, received its fourth Boeing 777 aircraft.The introduction of the cutting-edge aircraft is in accordance with Air Peace’s aim of global connection, according to the airline’s spokesman, Efe Osifo-Whiskey.
The aircraft’s 312 seats, which include 286 economy and 26 opulent business class seats, provide a comfortable and contemporary travel experience.
Economy passengers will benefit from ample legroom and elegant service, while Business Class guests will experience private, ambient seats with cutting-edge in-flight luxury.
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