Business
Air Peace braces trail by operating from new MMIA terminal 2
Air Peace has become the first airline to operate a flight from the newly commissioned Terminal 2 of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The airline operated its 7:00 am Lagos-Accra flight from the new terminal on Tuesday, April 19, 2022. President Muhamadu Buhari officially declared the new terminal opened last month, March after its completion by the Chinese contractors that handled the construction. The Spokesperson of Air Peace, Mr Stanley Olisa, had earlier notified the flying public that from April 19, 2022, the airline’s international and regional flight departures will now be at the Terminal 2 of the Lagos Airport.
Speaking about the flight from the new terminal, Olisa said : “We are delighted to be the first airline to operate a flight at the newly commissioned MMIA Terminal 2 and going forward, all our regional and international departures will be from this new terminal. We commend the Federal Government for the feat, and Air Peace will continue to blaze the trail”.

” Passengers that are flying to Accra, Banjul, Freetown, Douala, Dakar, Johannesburg and Dubai are henceforth expected to proceed to the new terminal for ticketing, check-in and boarding. Our ground personnel are ready to assist the passengers to ensure they seamlessly adjust to this new development”, he added.
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoBayelsa suspends oil firm’s land acquisition over fatal community dispute
-
News1 day agoTop 20 Ecobank’s InnovateX finalists emerge for ₦20m prize money
-
Industry1 day agoMAN summit to tackle high energy costs for manufacturers
-
Oil and Gas1 day agoOil falls as Middle East talks outweigh concern over fresh strikes
-
News1 day agoNigeria panel says 37 detained miners died from overcrowding and neglect
-
Finance1 day agoUBA seeks jail term for WEMPCO directors, intensifies N61bn loan recovery drive
-
News1 day agoZenith Bank expands tech fair reach with first ever virtual edition, focuses on AI
-
News1 day agoLagos E-Commerce Crackdown: Sanwo-Olu targets deceptive online vendors, fraud
