Air Peace has resumed flight operations after aviation unions disrupted its services across major stations in the country on Tuesday.
The airline’s spokesperson, Efe Whiskey, disclosed this to PUNCH Online in a phone interview on Tuesday, saying the airline had commenced operations despite the disruption caused by the unions’ picketing of its facilities.
“We are operating flights already. Flights will operate today irrespective of the situation,” Whiskey said.
Osifo-Whiskey said the unions picketed the airline’s operations in Lagos, Enugu and Abuja, which he described as major hubs for the carrier.
“The unions picketed our operations across board. Lagos, Enugu, Abuja. However, at some other stations, they were not able to go. Stopping those places, which are our hubs, those places where we do night stops. I don’t know whether you understand the meaning of night stops. Lagos being a major hub. So they basically grounded all our operations.”
