Air Peace challenges a Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) report that details flight delays in August, saying the regulator’s data does not accurately reflect the airline’s operations. The airline disputes the way its August flights were recorded and reported, arguing that NCAA underreported its operations and delay figures.
Air Peace says the delays it experienced are linked mainly to factors outside its control, including airport congestion, industrial action, and bird strikes, as well as other external disruptions. In contrast to the regulator’s presentation of the delay situation, the airline frames its August performance as the result of operational constraints affecting flights at that time, rather than shortcomings in its own scheduling or management.
Overall, both reports center on a disagreement between the airline and the aviation regulator: NCAA’s delay report versus Air Peace’s claim that discrepancies in the underlying data account for the difference in conclusions about August delays.
