brainpulse:
Yes for hard working people but not for useless people

hairybigdick:
Okay,i will remember to masturbate to this

justice12000:
I have asked this before and I'll ask again, pls don't insult is just a question...where do these Igbo people get this huge money from? Don't tell me it's the bank because I am sure if a yoruba man goes to the same bank, they will tell him he doesn't qualify.

SocialJustice:
Some money bags somewhere are parking their money with this airline. When the next unfavourable government comes, it will all fade away like Arik.

Melody25:
Good one by air peace. Who said wise men are not from the east?

justice12000:
I have asked this before and I'll ask again, pls don't insult is just a question...where do these Igbo people get this huge money from? Don't tell me it's the bank because I am sure if a yoruba man goes to the same bank, they will tell him he doesn't qualify.

TundeBricklayer:
Air Peace, Boeing sign $1.1bn aircraft acquisition deal

Nigeria's largest carrier, Air Peace on Thursday signed multi-million dollar pact with US aircraft manufacturer, The Boeing Company, to buy 10 new B737 Max aircraft.
The agreement was signed at the United States Consulate in Lagos by the Chief Executive Officer of the airline, Mr Allen Onyema and Boeing Sales Director for West and Central Africa, Mr Larry Tolliver.
A unit cost of the aircraft is $113m (N40bn), it was learnt but the CEO disclosed that Boeing was generous enough to have reduced the amount after series of negotiations.
With the expected delivery of the new aircraft, the fleet of the airline would increase to 37 in four years of the airline’s operation.
Onyema speaking with journalists after the signing said: “We have just signed an order for 10 B737 aircraft from Boeing. We are interested in creating employment for our people because one of the aircraft can create 500 jobs.
“We are trying to curb insecurity by creating job opportunities for our people. Air Peace currently has about 3,000 employees and I believe that is part of our contribution to national development.”
Onyema lauded President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration for the support given to Nigerian airlines to thrive appealed to the government to find ways of establishing local refineries to reduce the high cost of aviation fuel.
Also, the US Consul General, Mr John Bray, said the agreement between both companies would further deepen the relationship between Nigeria and the US.
Bray said it was a win-win situation for both countries because the deal would create about 3,000 jobs in Nigeria while about 5,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector would be created in the US.
On his part, Tolliver said the B373 Max aircraft was the fastest aircraft manufactured by Boeing and consumes about 40 per cent less fuel than other Boeing aircraft currently being used by Air Peace.
The Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Mr. Nnamdi Okonkwo, said the bank is supporting Air Peace because the airline had proven it can be trusted.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/air-peace-boeing-sign-1-1bn-aircraft-acquisition-deal.html

Righteousness89:
Nice one by Air Peace...

Please ooo, What about our Air Nigeria...

I hear both these days about it !!

Hope it is not gone...

Myself2:


Idiot

The owner of Air Peace is what you deluded and bigoted zombies will call a wailer and an IPOB so why are you celebrating claiming his success ??

benben1000:
The great Igbo Race and Business are like 5 and 6. They control virtually everything in Nigeria; from commerce and trade, to banking and finance, to manufacturing, to oil and gas services, to invention and technology, to pharmaceuticals, to movie and Nollywood, to automobile, spare parts and transportation, to real estate and building materials, you name it. Now airline too? As Sarduna of Sokoto said, if you give them an inch, they will acquire and control everything.

wencesolo:
Pls will this news make a bag of rice come down to 10k? A carton of tin tomatoe 1100?a crate of egg 600? Abi 1naira to 1$?

omokab:
is like you are cursed with food? If you don't know the benefit of buy aircraft with opportunity of creating job which will bring food to your table and possibly bring the cost of goods down, you should ask someone for narration.

wencesolo:
Pls will this news make a bag of rice come down to 10k? A carton of tin tomatoe 1100?a crate of egg 600? Abi 1naira to 1$?

GavelSlam:


If the economy is not favourable and the government is targeting Igbo businesses for failure how come Air Peace is doing well?

Myself2:


First of, who said anything about any failed , clueless and lifeless government targeting Igbo businesses, heck with the alarming rate of their failures, they would still fail even if they tried
Secondly, Air Peace started business during GEJ administration