Air Peace Launches Monthly Commercial Schedule Flights to Antigua, Barbados Effective from December 2025

Chinedu Eze

Nigeria’s major carrier, Air Peace, has announced monthly commercial flights from Lagos via Accra to Antigua and Barbados commencing from 21 December 2025.

According to the airline, this new route represents a major step in Air Peace’s commitment to expanding Africa’s connectivity as the only carrier with direct flights from West and Central Regions of Africa to the Caribbean.

Air Peace said operating to this new destination would create new opportunities for tourism, trade, and cultural exchange across the two continents, which have over 300 years of cultural affinity.

The new route will connect Lagos and Accra to Antigua and Barbados. This initiative, the airline said, underscores Air Peace’s commitment to expanding its global footprint and creating new gateways for African travellers to explore the Caribbean.

Building on the airline’s previous successful Caribbean operations — including its historic Lagos–Montego Bay (Jamaica) charter in 2020 and the 

Abuja–St. Kitts & Nevis service in 2025 — this new initiative reinforces Air Peace’s strategic vision to bridge continents and enhance interregional travel.

For tour packages, Air Peace has partnered with Tour Brokers International (Nigeria), Sun Seekers Tours (Ghana), and Adansi Travels (Ghana) to offer exclusive tour packages.

Fares for the Antigua and Barbados monthly scheduled flights are now live, and customers can book directly via the Air Peace website – www.flyairpeace.com or any of our accredited Travel Agents.

Meanwhile, the Chairman and CEO of Air Peace, Dr. Allen Onyema, and the airline have been honoured for their outstanding contributions to Nigeria’s aviation and transport sector at the Nigerian Institute of Transport and Logistics (NITL) Annual Excellence Awards, held at the NICON Hotel, Abuja.

At the prestigious ceremony, Air Peace clinched the ‘Airline of the Year’ award, while Dr. Onyema received the ‘Trailblazer Award in Transport and Logistics’. Both honours underscore the airline’s industry-defining achievements and the exemplary leadership steering its continued growth.

“The Airline of the Year recognition celebrates Air Peace’s consistent operational excellence, customer-focused innovation, and impressive route expansion across domestic, regional, and international networks. A highlight of the airline’s recent milestones is the historic launch of its Abuja–London Heathrow route, an accomplishment that cements its position as the first Nigerian carrier to operate direct flights between the nation’s capital and the United Kingdom’s busiest airport.

“This achievement has drawn widespread commendation for strengthening Nigeria’s global air connectivity, boosting trade, and spotlighting the nation’s aviation capabilities on the international stage.

“In the same vein, the Trailblazer Award in Transport and Logistics bestowed upon Dr. Onyema acknowledges his visionary leadership, strategic foresight, and relentless commitment to advancing Nigeria’s aviation, transport, and logistics landscape. His pioneering efforts have expanded the country’s global aviation footprint while inspiring renewed confidence in the nation’s potential,” the airline said.

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    Nigeria Stands Firmly With You, House Speaker Tells Wounded-in-Action Soldiers

    Linus Aleke in Abuja 

    The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, has assured wounded-in-action personnel of the Nigerian military that the country stands firmly with them.

    He also stated that troops of the Armed Forces are demonstrating bravery and professionalism in the defence of Nigeria.

    The Speaker gave this assurance to the wounded-in-action soldiers while inaugurating officers’ accommodation at the Niger Barracks Extension, as well as the link road connecting the Nigerian Army Resource Centre at Mambilla Barracks with the Army Headquarters Command Mess 1 and the Defence Intelligence Agency, on Friday in Abuja.

    He said: “Allow me to salute the courage, discipline, and sacrifice of our Armed Forces. Across our nation — from internal security operations to the defence of our borders — our troops demonstrate bravery and professionalism every day.

    “Many of our compatriots in uniform have paid the supreme price. We honour their memory, we recognise the burden borne by their families, and we remain determined that their sacrifices will never be in vain. To those wounded in action, and to all who live with visible or invisible scars, Nigeria stands firmly with you.

    “Today’s commissioning reflects a clear and commendable leadership philosophy at the Defence Headquarters — one that prioritises personnel welfare as a cornerstone of military capability. No fighting force, no matter how well-equipped or trained, can perform at its best without decent accommodation, reliable infrastructure and a humane work environment.

    “The projects we are inaugurating today are, therefore, practical investments in morale, cohesion, and readiness. By improving movement between key facilities and providing dignified living spaces for our officers, we strengthen efficiency and reinforce the resolve of our personnel to give their very best in service to the nation.”

    Speaker Abbas added: “This ceremony also takes place within a broader national and security context. In recent years, our country has faced complex threats — terrorism, insurgency, banditry, kidnapping, oil theft, piracy, cyber threats, and transnational organised crime. These challenges evolve rapidly, testing our institutions and stretching our resources.”

    Stating that Nigeria’s security requires cooperation between government and society, the Speaker said military action alone cannot resolve every challenge.

    He noted that military operations must be complemented by political engagement, community participation, economic empowerment and justice, adding: “We must share intelligence, deploy technology responsibly, and ensure our troops have the resources they need to succeed.”

    Earlier in his remarks, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, said the provision of high-quality facilities reflects the military’s deep understanding that operational success begins with the welfare and morale of personnel.

    He stressed that by improving their quality of life, the Defence Headquarters is investing directly in the strength, efficiency and unity of the forces.

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