Nigeria’s leading carrier, Air Peace, has taken delivery of its very first Embraer 190 aircraft, marking a new chapter in the airline’s expansion strategy. The sleek 118-seater aircraft, the first of its type in the airline’s growing fleet, touched down at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos on Sunday, amidst fanfare and operational excitement.
The arrival of the E190 is a strategic step aimed at enhancing passenger comfort, boosting operational efficiency, and deepening Air Peace’s footprint across domestic and regional routes. The airline, which has consistently pushed boundaries in African aviation, confirmed that more units of the E190 are expected in the coming months.
“This aircraft is a game-changer. It symbolizes our unyielding commitment to safer, smoother, and more seamless air travel for Nigerians and West Africans at large,” an Air Peace spokesperson told Angel Network News (ANN).
With its newest acquisition, Air Peace continues to strengthen its position as a formidable force in Africa’s aviation landscape, promising customers “a better deal in the skies.”
