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Air Peace Wins Best West Africa Sub Regional Airline of the Year Again

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Air Peace Limited has once again secured the prestigious title of Best West Africa Sub Regional Airline of the Year at the 2026 Nigerian Aviation Awards, marking its second consecutive victory in the category. The announcement was made at the NIGAV Conference Centre in Ikeja Lagos, highlighting the airline’s continued dominance in the regional aviation space.

This latest recognition reflects Air Peace’s unwavering commitment to operational excellence, consistent route expansion, and improved connectivity across West Africa. Over the past year, the airline has strengthened its network while maintaining a strong focus on safety, reliability, and customer satisfaction.

According to the airline’s spokesperson, Mr Osifo Whiskey Efe, the award represents growing trust among passengers and stakeholders in Air Peace’s ability to deliver high quality services. He noted that the recognition serves as both an achievement and a motivation to further enhance service standards across all operations.

The Nigerian Aviation Awards remain one of the most respected platforms celebrating innovation and excellence within the country’s air transport sector. Air Peace’s repeat success in this category underscores its consistency and leadership in shaping regional aviation.

Efe further emphasized that the award validates the airline’s strategic vision of boosting intra African connectivity. By linking major cities and improving travel experiences, Air Peace continues to contribute to economic integration and regional development.

With ongoing investments in fleet modernization and service delivery, the airline is steadily positioning itself as a key player in the future of air travel within West Africa. Its continued growth signals a strong commitment to excellence and innovation in the aviation industry.

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