Nigerian aviation pioneer, Air Peace, was founded in 2013 by Nigerian businessman Allen Ifechukwu Oyema, and has rapidly ascended to become a prominent player in Nigeria's aviation sector.

Recognized for its commitment to safety, reliability, and expanding air travel connectivity, Air Peace has played a vital role in shaping the nation's aviation landscape.

Air Peace embarked on its maiden flight in 2014, initially focusing on domestic routes within Nigeria. Since its inception, the airline has grown exponentially, expanding its fleet and route network to include both domestic and international destinations.

Air Peace operates a diverse fleet of modern aircraft, including Boeing 737s, Embraer E145s, and Dornier 328s. The strategic expansion of its fleet reflects the airline's commitment to providing a comfortable and efficient flying experience for its passengers.

The airline has significantly contributed to enhancing air travel within Nigeria by connecting major cities and providing more options for travelers.

Additionally, Air Peace has ventured into regional operations, connecting Nigeria with destinations across West Africa, thereby fostering regional economic integration.

In line with its vision of becoming a dominant player in the African aviation industry, Air Peace commenced international flights, offering direct services to destinations such as Dubai, Johannesburg, and Accra.

This move not only strengthens Nigeria's global air connectivity but also positions Air Peace as a competitive force in the international aviation market.