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Air Peace slashes airfares to N16,500 for valentine travelers

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Emerging leaders in domestic aviation sector currently venturing into Ghana air space, Air Peace has announced a discount scheme for its passengers who wish to travel within the period of the season.

In a statement issued by the corporate communications manager, Mr. Chris Iwarah, the airline said the cut in airfare was the carrier’s Valentine’s Day special gift to its customers and other air travellers.

The statement explained that the discount is valid throughout this month.

Iwarah also noted “We greatly value our loyal customers who have continued to demonstrate absolute belief in our capacity to deliver the best flight experience in Nigeria and beyond. Our esteemed customers have been there all the way and we are thrilled to be the beneficiaries of such a great show of love and trust.

“Over the last two years of our operations, our valued customers’ support has been the biggest enabler of our massive growth, success and vision to be the world’s best airline out of Africa and deliver nothing but the best in comfort, safety and affordability.

“For our part, we will continue to look out for ways to compensate our wonderful customers for their generous show of love, which has seen us expand with surprising speed. And we thought Valentine’s Day was one of the greatest opportunities to express how appreciative we are of the sincere love we have continued to receive from our esteemed customers.

“Throughout this Valentine’s season, all our customers will have the opportunity of flying with us for fares as low as N16,532. The one-way tickets are valid for use throughout February.

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