Turkish Airlines and Air Peace have signed a bilateral special prorate agreement to enhance connectivity between Nigeria, Africa and global destinations.
Air Peace said the agreement with Emirates allows air travellers to connect from West and Central Africa to Dubai and London “on a single ticket, with through-checked baggage.”
Allen Onyema, Air Peace’s chief, on Sunday stated that the newly introduced tax policies would inflate airfares and drive airlines out of business.
The airline said on Friday that the disruptions cost it $15 million.
Mr Ojikutu advised that one of the private carriers could operate regional and continental, and the other, intercontinental.
The Airline noted that the development aligned with its intention to ease air travel.
Mr Onyema stated that Nigeria and the United Kingdom have a long history of partnership, with trade valued at nearly £8 billion annually.
Mr Kakele pledged stronger engagement at future editions of Akwaaba.
He reaffirmed the airline’s commitment to easing domestic air travel.
The summons came days after Edo North Senator Adams Oshiomhole accused Air Peace of stranding passengers.Â
