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Air Peace records 96% schedule reliability, 70% on-time performance in February

Admin April 3, 2024

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Air Peace

Nigeria’s biggest airline, Air Peace, said it recorded 96% schedule reliability with 70% on-time performance in the month of February.

Air Peace which commenced its London flight recently is currently flying the Nigerian flag as the only private airliner operating international flights to more destinations in Asia, Africa and Europe.

The airliner’s Flight Performance Report for February 2024 placed scheduled  flights at 2,519 flights out of which 2,403 were operated.

The Report added that 697 flights were delayed while 145 were rescheduled, with 78 cancelled flights.

Unfavourable weather was cited as a major cause of flight disruptions in February. This affected our on-time performance and led to an increase in flight cancellations from the previous month, the report said.

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