Air Peace Gets License To Commence Flights Into The Caribbeans

Tope FakinledeAugust 7, 2023

Air Peace Gets License To Commence Flights Into The Caribbeans

FCGs reports that New Milestone Alert, Air Peace has Become the first Nigerian airline to fly to Antigua and Barbuda.

We achieved another milestone on Friday, August 5, 2023, by being the first Nigerian airline to operate a nonstop, direct flight to Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbeans.

The flight concretises our relationship with the government of Antigua and Barbuda and signals more possibilities of socio-economic payoffs for Nigeria and the Caribbean nation, while we look forward to officially commencing scheduled commercial flights into the two-island country.

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