West Africa’s largest airline Air Peace has announced the expansion of its operations with the arrival of its inaugural flight in Lome, Togo on Friday.
Safety Manager, Air Peace, Capt. Godfrey Ogbogu, revealed this in a statement on Friday in Lagos.
He noted that the development would help in strengthening the economic ties with West African countries.
“Air Peace is connecting another city in West Africa as in March 2022, we launched Niamey in Niger Republic and now, we are expanding further with the commencement of flights into Lome, Togo.
“It suffice to say we are on a mission to easing air travel and bridging the connectivity gap among West African countries.
“We are quite delighted that Togo is joining our route network, making it eight regional routes in less than nine years since inception,” he said.
Ogbogu noted that Togo and Nigeria currently had strong socio-economic ties and both countries had collaborated on significant fronts.
According to him, the launch of flights by Air Peace into Lome today has given credence to these ties and will foster commercial cooperation and also deepen bilateral ties between both countries.
He said Nigerians came to Togo for businesses and other purposes and the launch of this connectivity advanced development between both countries.
Ogbogu said the airline was reputed for its no-city-left-behind initiative and this was not just for domestic operations.
“Our no-city-left-behind drive extends to the West Coast, as we are poised to continually interconnect key cities in the sub-region.
“Therefore, making it easy for Africans to maximise the payoffs of air travel for the collective development of all the nations,” he said.
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