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ALLEN ONYEMA
The CEO of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has confirmed that the airline has secured approval to commence direct...
Airlines in Nigeria experienced significant disruptions between September and October 2024, with 5,225 flight delays and 901 cancellations...
United States government has asked a US District Court, Northern District of Georgia to approve the forfeiture of approximately $14 million in assets from Allen Ifechukwu Athan Onyema, the CEO of Air Peace, following a recent superseding indictment.
Air Peace Limited has assured its customers that justice will prevail over an "expanded" charge by United States...
Allen Onyema, the Chairman, CEO, and founder of Air Peace has been charged in the United States with obstruction of justice for allegedly submitting false documents to stop a federal investigation.
Air Peace has acknowledged issues faced by customers trying to book London-bound flights on their platforms, as many travelers have encountered a 'fully booked' error message despite available tickets.
Allen Onyema, the CEO of Air Peace, has disclosed that since the airline began its direct flights from Lagos to London a few weeks ago, Gatwick Airport has deliberately frustrated its operations, aiming to impede its activities in the UK recently.
The CEO of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, stated that the significant reduction in international airfare by foreign airlines operating the Nigeria-UK route following Air Peace's inaugural flight from Lagos to London a few weeks ago, is an attempt to prematurely remove Air Peace from the route.
Allen Onyema, the founder and Chief Executive of Air Peace stated that Nigeria does not need a National carrier, but for politicians to improve the business atmosphere to make investment in the sector viable.
Founder and Chief Executive of Air Peace Nigeria, Allen Onyema, has refuted claims by the past aviation Minister, Hadi Sirika that Air Peace is renting Boeing-777s.
Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has promised to adopt the Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS) once the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) implements it.
Air Peace boss has stated that the National Assembly, the NNPC and airline operators are working to reduce the hike in aviation fuel in the country.