Air Peace says its flights involving Abuja are disrupted due to what it describes as unavailability of Jet A1 aviation fuel, alongside weather-related issues. The airline explains that operations at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport in Abuja were affected, leading to delays and, in some cases, cancelled departures, after media and social media reports and passenger reactions drew attention to the disruptions.
Premium Times reports that Air Peace cites both fuel constraints and weather for cancellations, including an Abuja–Maiduguri service. The outlet adds that passengers are given refreshments and hotel accommodation when the airline cannot complete the flight before Maiduguri airport’s night operating window ends. Vanguard similarly reports that some flights are delayed or cancelled in connection with fuel shortage and weather conditions in Abuja, with passengers raising concerns.
Together, the accounts reflect Air Peace’s position that the disruptions are operational rather than intentional, tied to fuel availability and timing constraints linked to airport and weather conditions.
