Air Peace has announced the introduction of expanded regional flight operations across West Africa, effective April 1, 2026, as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening connectivity, facilitating trade, and improving travel options within the sub-region. The new schedules will enhance seamless travel between Lagos, Abidjan, Dakar, Banjul, Accra, Monrovia, and Freetown, offering passengers improved connectivity and greater flexibility across the airline’s growing West African network.
The airline will operate flights on the following routes: Lagos – Abidjan – Dakar – Banjul, Lagos – Abidjan – Dakar, Lagos – Accra – Monrovia, and Lagos – Accra – Freetown, with specific operating days and timings. For example, the Lagos – Abidjan – Dakar – Banjul route will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with departures from Lagos at 07:00, arriving in Abidjan at 07:50, and continuing to Dakar and Banjul.
According to the carrier, these new schedules are designed to improve connectivity across key West African capitals, enabling passengers to travel more efficiently within the region while connecting seamlessly through the airline’s primary hub in Lagos. The expansion reinforces Air Peace’s broader strategy to position Lagos as a major regional aviation hub linking West and Central Africa to global destinations.
Passengers and travel partners can take advantage of these enhanced services, which include competitive fares and additional baggage allowance, supporting business travel, tourism, trade, and regional integration across West Africa.
