Air Peace Launches State-of-the-Art Executive Lounge at MMIA - By Daisy BARRO

Mr. Nowel Ngala, Chief Commercial Officer of Air Peace

On Valentine's Day, Air Peace Limited marked a significant milestone in its commitment to premium travel with the grand opening of its Executive Lounge at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Terminal 2, Lagos, Nigeria - an investment which reaffirms the airline's dedication to elevating customer experience and solidifying its position in the region's aviation industry.

"The lounge is a testament to our resolve to provide world-class services comparable to global standards, while reinforcing our leadership across West and Central Africa," said Mr. Nowel Ngala, Chief Commercial Officer of Air Peace. "It is not merely an addition to our infrastructure but a statement of appreciation to our loyal premium passengers who continue to trust the brand on domestic, regional, and long-haul routes", he said.

The luxurious Executive Lounge offers First and Business Class passengers a serene environment, blending modern design with sophisticated amenities. The facility features six recliner chairs, a fully functional workspace, private areas for virtual meetings, and an expansive entertainment section with a stocked bar. Passengers can also access real-time flight information and company updates via an interactive display monitor, all within a secure 24/7 surveillance system.

Former Anambra State Governor, His Excellency Peter Obi, who was present during the unveiling, commended Air Peace for its innovative approach to service excellence, emphasizing the importance of indigenous carriers investing in infrastructure that enhances Nigeria's aviation reputation globally.

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