Air Peace explains delay of Ibadan flight due to adverse weather conditions

Air Peace Limited has shed light on the delay of its Ibadan–Abuja flight, citing unfavorable weather conditions that hindered the aircraft's scheduled landing.

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The airline's management disclosed that the aircraft made two attempts to touch down in Ibadan, but was compelled to return to Abuja in adherence to safety protocols due to adverse weather conditions.

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The aircraft's landing attempts in Ibadan were thwarted by unfavorable weather, prompting the crew to divert in line with safety requirements, with passengers being informed of the development.

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Air Peace confirmed that the aircraft has since landed safely in Ibadan, with preparations underway for its departure, as the airline stated that arrangements are ongoing for the flight to depart shortly.

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The airline addressed claims circulating online regarding the number of passengers on board, describing them as inaccurate and stating that the actual number of passengers on the flight is 73.

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Air Peace clarified that none of its aircraft deployed on domestic routes, including this particular flight, carries 200 passengers, contrary to circulating claims, and that all 73 passengers have boarded.

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The airline apologized for the inconvenience caused to passengers, reiterating that safety remains its top priority and that the well-being of passengers, crew, and equipment is of utmost importance.

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Air Peace assured passengers that their safety is the airline's primary concern and that it would not intentionally delay or cancel flights without justifiable reasons, handling weather-related disruptions with caution in accordance with global aviation safety standards.