Air Peace, a prominent Nigerian airline, is set to transition all its regional flight operations to daytime services starting February 2, 2026. This strategic shift aims to significantly improve passenger convenience and bolster operational efficiency across its West African network.
The airline announced that the move is designed to offer schedules that better integrate with its domestic and international long-haul departures from its Lagos hub. This adjustment is expected to enhance overall regional connectivity and provide travelers with more predictable and competitive travel options.
Under the new daytime structure, flights originating from Lagos will now connect key regional cities such as Accra, Abidjan, Dakar, Banjul, Monrovia, and Freetown. These services will operate on selected weekdays through carefully planned daytime rotations.
This transition is anticipated to strengthen Lagos’s position as a vital aviation hub for business, government, and leisure travel throughout West and Central Africa. The airline believes the daytime operations will directly contribute to improved passenger comfort and schedule reliability.
Furthermore, Air Peace has confirmed ambitious expansion plans that include introducing new routes to destinations like Douala, Libreville, Kinshasa, Conakry, Bamako, and Johannesburg. These additions are slated to be implemented before the end of the first quarter of the new operational year.
The carrier has opened bookings for these enhanced daytime regional services through its official website, authorized travel agencies, and other approved sales channels. Air Peace reiterated its commitment to providing safe, reliable, and competitive air travel solutions across the African continent.
This strategic realignment by Air Peace is expected to support and stimulate intra-African trade, tourism, and mobility. By optimizing its regional flight schedules, the airline aims to foster greater economic integration and ease of travel for its passengers.
