Air Peace Deploys Embraer 195-E2 For Flight Operations

July 20, 2021
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Air Peace has deployed its brand new Embraer 195-E2 airplanes for scheduled flight operations.

The three ultramodern 124-seat capacity jets, delivered in the first half of 2021, commenced service on Monday amidst fanfare and excitement.

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Air Peace spokesperson, Stanley Olisa, stated that the airline is delighted to commission into service the brand new Embraer aircraft, adding that the acquisition of the aircraft is a testament to Air Peace’s commitment to giving the flying public world-class flights.

Olisa said “Air Peace cares so much about the comfort and safety of its customers and that explains why we keep investing in brand new aircraft to give the average passenger a memorable experience to look forward to on-board. This fleet expansion is also driven by our ambition to provide numerous connections for the flying public.”

The first set of passengers who flew on the E195-E2 aircraft were thrilled with multiple bags of goodies and they expressed excitement over the unparalleled comfort they experienced on-board.

Recall that Air Peace has already taken delivery of three E195-E2 aircraft this year from the 13 it ordered.

The airline had announced that it was expecting five more of these aircraft before the year runs out.

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