Safety First: Air Peace Clarifies Ibadan Flight Delay Amid Weather Disruption

 

We wish to clarify the situation regarding the Ibadan–Abuja flight, following claims by a passenger that it was unduly delayed.

The aircraft scheduled for this service made two landing attempts in Ibadan but had to return to Abuja due to adverse weather conditions at the time. 

Passengers were duly informed of this development, and as safety protocols required the crew had to divert. We are pleased to confirm that the aircraft has now successfully landed in Ibadan, and preparations are ongoing for departure shortly. 

We also wish to correct a misconception: no Air Peace aircraft deployed on this or other domestic routes carries 200 passengers. The figure being circulated is therefore inaccurate. The actual number of passengers on the flight is 73, all of whom have now boarded. 

To our valued passengers, we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience this delay has caused. Please be assured that your safety, as well as that of our crew and equipment, remains our utmost priority. Weather-related disruptions, though unfortunate, are managed with the highest level of caution in line with global aviation safety standards.

We kindly ask for your patience and understanding in situations like this. Air Peace does not intentionally delay or cancel flights without sufficient and justifiable reasons. 

Thank you for your continued trust and cooperation. 

At Air Peace, your peace is our goal. 

Signed:

Management

Air Peace Limited