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‘Inaccurate’, Air Peace Battles NCAA Over Flight Delay Report

Air Peace said the regulator undercounted its August flights by more than 700 and blamed most delays on external disruptions.

  • Air Peace management recently described a flight delay report released by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority as "inaccurate," claiming the report mischaracterizes operational data and unfairly attributes delays to the airline.
  • The airline stated it operated 2,564 flights in August 2026, contradicting the NCAA's count of 1,864 flights, and asserts that omitting over 700 fully operational flights artificially inflated its reported delay percentages.
  • Internal performance reviews revealed that only 391 flights, or 15% of total delays, stemmed from internal technical issues; external disruptions including industrial actions and airport infrastructure challenges caused the majority.
  • Aviation expert John Ojikutu criticized the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority for being "very, very ineffective" in regulatory enforcement, urging passengers to fly with alternative airlines amid persistent delays.
  • August 11th union disruptions impacted operations for over 14 days, leading to significant rescheduling, prompting Air Peace to urge the NCAA to audit its data collection methods for future accuracy.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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