Air Peace has expanded its African route network with the launch of scheduled flights from Lagos to Douala and Libreville, further strengthening its presence across West and Central Africa.
The airline said the inaugural Lagos–Douala–Libreville flight departed on Sunday, August 2, a day after it launched services on the Lagos–Conakry–Bamako route. It described the latest expansion as part of its strategy to improve intra-African connectivity and position Lagos as a major regional aviation hub.
According to the airline, the new service connects Nigeria’s commercial capital with Cameroon and Gabon while opening more opportunities for business, trade, tourism and cultural exchange.
Speaking in Douala, Air Peace Chief Commercial Officer, Nowel Ngala, said the launch represents another milestone in its expansion across Africa.
“The Lagos–Douala–Libreville connection further strengthens Air Peace’s growing African network and provides passengers with greater access to destinations across West and Central Africa,” he said.
Ngala reaffirmed the airline’s vision for regional integration, adding that it is committed to enabling passengers to travel seamlessly from its domestic network through Lagos to regional and international destinations.
Officials of the Nigerian Consulate in Cameroon, Douala and Libreville airport authorities, and Nigerian community leaders welcomed the inaugural flights and hailed the route for strengthening ties and mobility between the countries
