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All of a sudden, other airlines are underpricing, and the plan is to take Air Peace out. If they succeed, Nigerians will pay 20 times over.

- Allen Onyema

ryloy:
All of a sudden, other airlines are underpricing, and the plan is to take Air Peace out. If they succeed, Nigerians will pay 20 times over.

- Allen Onyema

All of a sudden, other airlines are underpricing, and the plan is to take Air Peace out. If they succeed, Nigerians will pay 20 times over.

- Allen Onyema#PoliticsToday pic.twitter.com/snkoteEpTK

— Channels Television (@channelstv) April 9, 2024

LegendHero:
The government needs to find a way to step in to help.

Either we also flood the market with multiple Nigeria airlines flying that route so they too can gang up, or government find a way to support Airpeace one way or the other.

I’m sure when these foreign airline success and Airpeace run out of capacity to deliver, they will increase the price back and we go back to square one.

helinues:
Toh

Next time, don't start what you can't finish.

Sebi some people dey talk say Air peace consulting other airlines na nonsense.

Okay now

LegendHero:
The government needs to find a way to step in to help.

Either we also flood the market with multiple Nigeria airlines flying that route so they too can gang up, or government find a way to support Airpeace one way or the other.

I’m sure when these foreign airline success and Airpeace run out of capacity to deliver, they will increase the price back and we go back to square one.

LegendHero:
You are also right about this.

But I think Aipeace is bold for pushing it through without consulting them. He wouldn’t have been able to slash that price that much if he indeed consults.

But I think he should have done a market research to see the effect of his action. So like that, he will have his checkup plan to counter these big airlines.

Government should step in and find a way to support one way or the other.

It is a win-win situation for Nigerians either way.

helinues:
Is it Chinese that are aiding the foreign airlines to be forming monopoly in Nigeria?

LegendHero:
I don’t understand your question quite well.

Are you asking “who is financing the foreign airlines to be in business?”

Silentnite23:
How come they didn't bring down their prices before until Airpeace did it. Some people are wicked.

helinues:
Bro, the foreign airlines have been running like a cabal in the Nigeria aviation industry, to break them , one needs to blend along, know their weakness before exploding.

Air peace wasn't patience at all, they just want to do everything gra gra

ryloy:
All of a sudden, other airlines are underpricing, and the plan is to take Air Peace out. If they succeed, Nigerians will pay 20 times over.

- Allen Onyema

All of a sudden, other airlines are underpricing, and the plan is to take Air Peace out. If they succeed, Nigerians will pay 20 times over.

- Allen Onyema#PoliticsToday pic.twitter.com/snkoteEpTK

— Channels Television (@channelstv) April 9, 2024

IbnB:
don't be a crybaby dude play the game like a man

LegendHero:
Okay let’s paint a scenario.

—If foreign airline charges $2k for London route.

—Then Airpeace go to meet them and say, I want to start this route and charge $1k. What do you think will be their response?

They won’t agree and might say, no let’s do $1900 and Airpeace agrees, how does that favor Nigerians?


—Now Airpeace did it to $1k for example and those airline decreased their to $800. So at this point even if they come together to agree on a price, I am sure it will find a middle level of $1500.

Is it not a win win for Nigeria with Airpeace steps?

mrvitalis:
Oga it's business compete or fold

helinues:
My point is, the foreign airlines are pulling strings in Nigeria aviation through Nigerians

garfield1:
How can you utter such

muhammaduyusufu:
He said the bitter truth though.

helinues:
The airliners are competitors not enemies. There are several ways Air peace could have gone about it.

Those foreign airlines also have a way of reaching out to each other. How did all of them just dropped their price if not that they might have consulted each other

LegendHero:
That dude cannot play the game with them. They have more financial muscle.

Infact No Nigeria airline will be able to play that game. Maybe if Dangote has an airline shar, he will compete.

LegendHero:
Mmm another angle. But they are using their foreign muscle.

You have a point about Airpeace consulting them but I lean more to Airpeace not consulting them as better for me as a Nigerian customer.

If not that Dangote refinery will buy crude at foreign regulated price, they would have frustrated him out of his refinery business too by lowering the price and making sure we continue to import cheaper oil.

If Dangote sells for 650naira, they make theirs lower to like 400 even at normal rate and frustrate him out.

ryloy:
No single rich man among top 100 world billionaires owns airline..... you know why?

Paraman:
The government must find a way to support Air Peace

LegendHero:
Okay let’s paint a scenario.

—If foreign airline charges $2k for London route.

—Then Airpeace go to meet them and say, I want to start this route and charge $1k. What do you think will be their response?

They won’t agree and might say, no let’s do $1900 and Airpeace agrees, how does that favor Nigerians?


—Now Airpeace did it to $1k for example and those airline decreased their to $800. So at this point even if they come together to agree on a price, I am sure it will find a middle level of $1500.

Is it not a win win for Nigeria with Airpeace steps?