Air Peace Enhances Premium Travel Experience with Complimentary Pick-Up and Drop-Off Service

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 Air Peace Enhances Premium Travel Experience with Complimentary Pick-Up and Drop-Off Service


West and Central Africa’s leading airline, Air Peace, has further enhanced its premium travel offering with the introduction of a complimentary airport pick-up service for eligible passengers travelling in First Class and Business Class on its London routes.


The new pick-up service complements the airline’s existing complimentary airport drop-off offering and is delivered in partnership with SIMPLAA, providing customers with a seamless end-to-end travel experience.


With this enhancement, eligible passengers can now enjoy premium transfers from their homes, offices or preferred locations to the airport before departure, as well as onward transfers upon arrival. The service is available in Lagos, Abuja, Heathrow and Gatwick, ensuring convenience across both Nigeria and the United Kingdom.


Speaking on the initiative, the Air Peace, Chief Commercial Officer, Mr Nowel Ngala stated "At Air Peace, we remain committed to continuously improving the travel experience for our customers. The addition of the complimentary pick-up service reflects our dedication to providing comfort, convenience and world-class service beyond the flight itself.

Through our partnership with SIMPLAA, we are creating a seamless journey from doorstep to destination."


Under the service offering, First Class passengers are entitled to complimentary transfers of up to 70 miles from Heathrow or Gatwick, while Business Class passengers enjoy coverage of up to 60 miles. In Nigeria, eligible passengers can enjoy transfers of up to 60 kilometres in Abuja and 40 kilometres in Lagos.


Passengers travelling on eligible tickets booked from 1 October 2026 will receive an email notification with a link to activate their rides, confirm their pick-up and drop-off locations, and enjoy a smooth and hassle-free journey.


This initiative further reinforces Air Peace’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric services while strengthening its position as a leading carrier connecting Nigeria to key international destinations.


Customers can book through the Air Peace website, the Air Peace mobile app, accredited travel agencies and all major booking platforms worldwide.

For enquiries and reservations, visit www.flyairpeace.com, call the Air Peace Contact Center


About Air Peace

Air Peace is Nigeria's largest airline and one of Africa's fastest-growing carriers, operating an extensive network of domestic, regional, and international services. With a modern fleet comprising Boeing 777s, Boeing 737-700s, Boeing 737-800s, Embraer aircraft, and other next-generation equipment, the airline continues to play a pivotal role in advancing connectivity across Africa and beyond.


Operating across Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Caribbean, Air Peace is dedicated to delivering safe, reliable, and customer-focused air transport services while driving economic development, facilitating trade and tourism, and positioning Nigeria as a leading aviation hub on the continent.

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