Amanze Chinonye
Nigeria’s Air Peace has expanded its premium service on London routes by introducing complimentary airport pick-up and drop-off transfers for eligible First Class and Business Class passengers, as the airline seeks to strengthen its offering on the Nigeria-United Kingdom market, Prime Business Africa reports.
The new pick-up service, delivered in partnership with SIMPLAA, complements Air Peace’s existing complimentary airport drop-off arrangement and is available in Lagos, Abuja, London Heathrow and Gatwick.
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Eligible passengers can arrange transfers from their homes, offices or other preferred locations to the airport before departure and onward transfers after arrival.
First Class passengers are entitled to transfers covering up to 70 miles from Heathrow or Gatwick, while Business Class passengers are eligible for coverage of up to 60 miles. In Nigeria, eligible passengers can receive transfers covering up to 60 km in Abuja and 40 km in Lagos.
“At Air Peace, we remain committed to continuously improving the travel experience for our customers,” Chief Commercial Officer Nowel Ngala said. “The addition of the complimentary pick-up service reflects our dedication to providing comfort, convenience and world-class service beyond the flight itself.”
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Passengers travelling on eligible tickets booked from Oct. 1, 2026, will receive an email containing a link to activate the service and confirm their pick-up and drop-off locations, the airline said.
Air Peace operates domestic, regional and international services, including flights between Nigeria and the United Kingdom. The airline said the initiative forms part of its efforts to improve its premium offering and strengthen connectivity between Nigeria and key international destinations.
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