FAAN equipment failure disrupts Air Peace flights in Abuja

Air Peace has announced significant disruptions to its flight operations originating from Abuja, Nigeria. The airline cited a critical failure of a baggage screening machine at the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Domestic Terminal of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport as the cause.

The technical malfunction has severely impacted the speed of baggage screening and loading processes. This has led to considerable delays in scheduled departures from Abuja. The disruption's ripple effect is also being felt across Air Peace's entire network, with several aircraft currently grounded as the airline awaits the resolution of the technical issue.

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Air Peace is making every effort to minimise the impact of the disruption and ensure a seamless return to normal flight schedules.

Air Peace stated that it is actively collaborating with the relevant airport authorities to restore normal operations as swiftly as possible. The airline emphasized that passenger and baggage safety remain paramount throughout this process. The carrier is making concerted efforts to minimize the impact of these disruptions and ensure a smooth return to its regular flight schedules.

The airline extended its apologies to all passengers affected by the delays and appealed for their patience and understanding. Air Peace assured travelers that safety continues to be its highest priority and promised to provide further updates as the situation develops.

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Air Peace apologised to affected passengers and appealed for their patience and understanding, assuring travellers that safety remains its top priority.