Air Peace, a Nigerian airline, has announced that its flight operations have been disrupted due to multiple bird strikes that affected three of its aircraft within 24 hours.
The airline’s Head of Corporate Communications, Ejike Ndiulo, revealed that the first incident occurred on February 27, 2025, resulting in an air return. Two additional aircraft suffered bird strikes on February 28, 2025, leading to their grounding for safety inspections and maintenance.
Safety Protocols Activated
As a safety-conscious airline, Air Peace prioritizes the well-being of its passengers and crew above all else. In line with its strict safety protocols, the airline has immediately commenced the requisite inspections and maintenance procedures to ensure that the aircraft meet the highest safety standards before returning to service.
Air Peace expressed regret over the disruption and apologized to customers whose travel plans may be affected. The airline assured passengers that it is working to resolve the situation as swiftly as possible and is actively reaching out to affected passengers to provide necessary assistance, including rescheduling and alternative travel arrangements where possible.
Air Peace reaffirmed its commitment to providing “safe, seamless, and efficient flight services” and encouraged passengers to check for updates via its website, social media channels, or by contacting its customer service at callcenter@flyairpeace.com.
The airline’s priority remains the safety of its passengers and crew, and it appreciates the trust and understanding of its customers during this time.