
Air Peace, Nigeria’s foremost airline, has officially announced the flight schedules for its highly anticipated London service, set to commence operations on March 30, 2024. Promising unbeatable fares, the airline revealed that tickets for the London route are now available for purchase on its website.
According to Air Peace, passengers can book a return economy class ticket for the competitive price of N1,200,000, while those opting for the premium experience of business class can secure a return ticket for N4,000,000. Additionally, Nigerian students studying in the UK will benefit from a special 15% rebate on the already reduced economy fares, providing further affordability and accessibility for this demographic.
The airline’s commitment to providing affordable travel options was further underscored during a recent event held in Lagos, where Air Peace hosted travel agents and unveiled special fares for Nigerian students in the UK, ahead of the London route launch.
London marks the seventh international destination for Air Peace since its inception less than a decade ago, solidifying its position as a leading player in Nigeria’s aviation industry. With a rapidly expanding network comprising 21 domestic routes, 10 regional routes, and now six international destinations, Air Peace continues to elevate the standards of air travel in the region.
Operating with a modern fleet of over 30 aircraft, Air Peace remains dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and customer-centric services to its growing passenger base. The launch of the London route represents a significant milestone for the airline, as it seeks to further enhance connectivity and convenience for travellers within and beyond Nigeria.
As Air Peace prepares to embark on this exciting new chapter, passengers can look forward to experiencing the airline’s renowned hospitality and commitment to excellence on their journeys to and from London. With its unwavering focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Air Peace is poised to redefine the travel experience for all its passengers, both now and in the future.













