Nigerian airline Air Peace has slammed a 100 per cent nationwide increase in ticket prices starting in November as Nigerians move closer to the Christmas period
Air Peace has reacted to a report of fraud charge by the U
“Onyema allegedly leveraged his status as a prominent business leader and airline executive while using falsified documents to commit fraud,” U
The minister said the government would also facilitate the acquisition of aircrafts under dry lease agreement.
The airline said the allegation was intended to create fears and doubts in the minds of the flying public.
“Our aim is to continue excelling in every aspect, from product innovation to enhancing customer experiences,” said Mr Agboola.
‘‘We want to passionately appeal to President Tinubu to grant Air Peace and other indigenous operators a tax waiver.’’
He said the aviation sector in Nigeria is highly critical to national development.
Mr Shettima said the treatment Air Peace received on its inaugural day was deplorable.
“The foreign conspiracy must not be allowed to prevail over Nigeria.”
