Air Peace

Air Peace is a Nigerian airline founded in 2013 and headquartered in Lagos. It provides scheduled passenger services within Nigeria, across parts of West Africa, and on selected international routes. Its business includes domestic air transport, regional services, and international flights linking Nigeria with overseas destinations. The brand is primarily positioned around the Nigerian aviation market, while its route network and fleet deployment may change in response to demand, fleet availability, and regulatory conditions. Detailed information on its ownership structure, financial performance, and current management is not included here because the available material is insufficient.

Air Peace was established in Nigeria in 2013 and is headquartered in Lagos. The brand began with domestic air transport and subsequently operated scheduled routes linking major Nigerian cities, while also expanding into parts of the West African region and selected international markets. Its development has been closely connected with demand in Nigeria's aviation market, airport infrastructure, aircraft acquisition, and regulatory conditions. The available material is not sufficient to provide a fully documented account of its fleet development, route expansion, organizational changes, and operating performance, so this entry retains only the basic chronology.

• 2013

• Domestic passenger flights

  Scheduled passenger services between cities in Nigeria, forming one of Air Peace's core businesses in its home market. Specific destinations and frequencies may change with operating plans and regulatory arrangements.

• Regional passenger flights

  Regional passenger services linking Nigeria with selected countries or cities in West Africa. The network and operating schedule may change according to market conditions and regulatory approvals.

• International passenger flights

  International passenger services between Nigeria and selected overseas destinations, extending the brand beyond its domestic and regional operations. Destinations and operating status should be checked against the airline's latest schedule.

1. 1Air Peace acquires 160-seat B737-800 aircraftdailytrust.com