Air Peace Debunks UKCAA’s Alleged Safety Violations

Rije Kume
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Air Peace has denied allegations of safety violations in its UK operations, stating that the reports were falsehoods.

 The airline confirmed that its operations had been subjected to intense scrutiny by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UKCAA) since its inaugural flight to London on March 30, 2024. The airline confirmed that it received approval from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for its Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) and all its Boeing 777 aircraft are certified to operate with EFBs. 

The airline also clarified that its B777 aircraft are equipped with charging ports in the cockpit and iPad mounts. The airline also clarified that the B777 designates two locations for storing manuals and books, one behind the captain and the other under the jumpseat. 

The airline expressed shock at the sensationalization of the issue and defended its safety record, stating that it goes above and beyond to comply with all established safety standards.

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  • Why do I feel this is one of the tactics to make Air peace quit operations but if it’s not,every information about their operations must be thoroughly vetted before publicizing it.

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