Amanze Chinonye
Nigeria’s largest carrier, Air Peace, has announced the resumption of its direct, non-stop flight service connecting Lagos to the Caribbean, with operations scheduled to restart on May 24, 2026.
The airline said the service will run monthly on the Lagos–Antigua–Barbados route, offering what it described as the only direct air link between West and Central Africa and the Caribbean region.
According to the schedule released by the airline, outbound flights will depart Lagos at 06:00, arriving in Antigua at 15:00, before continuing to Bridgetown, Barbados, with arrival at 17:50. Return flights will depart Barbados at 13:00, transit through Antigua, and arrive back in Lagos at 01:50 the following day.
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Air Peace said the service is designed to provide seamless connectivity for passengers traveling from across the region into Lagos and onward to the Caribbean, targeting business travellers, tourists, and members of the African diaspora.
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The airline noted that the route underscores its broader strategy of expanding international operations while strengthening economic, cultural, and tourism ties between Nigeria and Caribbean nations.
Tickets for the route are now available through the airline’s booking platforms and accredited travel agencies, with the carrier urging passengers to book early to secure preferred travel dates.
Air Peace, which operates domestic, regional, and international routes, said it remains committed to enhancing global connectivity while maintaining safety and service standards.
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