Air Peace Launches Daily Ibadan-Abuja Flights, Fares from ₦95,000 - By Daisy BARRO

Air Peace has announced the resumption of daily return flights between Ibadan and Abuja, effective December 24, 2025, with fares starting from ₦95,000. This move reinforces the airline's commitment to improved domestic connectivity and passenger convenience, following the reopening of Ibadan Airport.

The airline is responding to strong demand from passengers, particularly those in Oyo State and surrounding regions seeking seamless access to Abuja. The resumed Ibadan service is strengthened by Air Peace's growing fleet, including the recent arrival of its third Embraer 190 aircraft, enhancing schedule reliability, route flexibility, and overall service delivery.

Air Peace reaffirmed its dedication to connecting underserved markets, easing travel stress, and supporting socio-economic activities through dependable air transport solutions. Passengers can book early via the Air Peace website, mobile app, or accredited travel agents to enjoy the attractive fares.

This development forms part of the airline's broader domestic expansion, including the resumption of Warri operations and additional frequencies across its network, strategically introduced to accommodate increased passenger traffic during the yuletide period while sustaining capacity growth into 2026.

The resumption of Ibadan-Abuja flights is expected to boost tourism and economic growth in the region, providing a safer and more convenient alternative to long-distance road travel. The airline's expansion underscores its proactive approach to meeting travel demand during peak seasons without compromising operational efficiency.

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