Air Peace has reduced its Abuja–London flight frequency to three weekly services due to ongoing Jet A1 fuel supply constraints. The airline announced the adjustment in a statement released by management on Saturday. The reduction affects one of its key international routes, highlighting operational challenges linked to aviation fuel availability in Nigeria. No specific end date was given for the revised schedule.
Air Peace is cutting international flights because Nigeria cannot reliably supply jet fuel on its own soil. The airline built a $150 million terminal for global operations, yet now scales back due to a basic logistics failure. Nigerians who booked tickets expecting consistent service face disruption through no fault of their own. The situation exposes the fragility of even the country's most ambitious private aviation investments.
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