National
Fuel crisis: Air Peace reduces Abuja-London flight frequency

Air Peace ltd. has reduced its Abuja-London flight frequency to three times per week amid Jet A1 (aviation fuel) supply constraints.
The airline made the announcement in a statement it posted on X on Saturday.
“We wish to inform you that our Abuja to London service has been temporarily adjusted to three weekly flights until July 1.
“This is due to the current aviation fuel supply constraints affecting flight operations nationwide and around the world.
“This measure is necessary to maintain the highest standards of safety and operational reliability during this period, with full operational frequency on our London service scheduled to resume from July 1.
“We recognise that this adjustment may impact your travel plans, and we deeply appreciate your patience and understanding,” it said.
It gave the assurance that it was monitoring the situation and working closely with relevant stakeholder.
The airline reaffirmed its commitment to serving its customers safely, reliably and with care.

World18 hours agoTrump abruptly cancels peace talks with Iran in Pakistan: "We have all the cards"
Breaking2 days agoRapper, French Montana spends $200K on Chrome Hearts Jeans then realises he can’t wear it because of his religious beliefs
World2 days agoRonaldo has three final career dreams he must fulfil before retirement, Messi already has the first
World8 hours agoAlleged gunman wrote that he expected more security at White House Correspondents' Dinner
News3 days agoIran confirms foreign minister travelling to Pakistan
Breaking3 days agoKenyan woman captured in viral video damaging her hostâs household property in US
Politics3 days agoYahaya Bello backs Abejide’s third-term bid
National3 days agoFCT residents hail President Tinubu over construction of satellite towns roads













