Air Peace has announced a temporary disruption to its flight operations following a bird strike incident involving one of its aircraft operating the Lagos–Port Harcourt route on Wednesday, January 22, 2026.
According to the airline, the aircraft experienced a bird strike upon arrival at the Port Harcourt International Airport. In line with international aviation safety procedures, the affected aircraft was immediately subjected to mandatory technical inspections to ensure continued airworthiness.
The airline explained that the development necessitated additional operational adjustments, including the deployment of another aircraft to convey passengers scheduled for subsequent flights across its network. This resulted in delays on some routes as Air Peace worked to maintain safety and operational integrity.
Air Peace expressed empathy with passengers affected by the unforeseen disruption and reassured the travelling public that efforts are ongoing to minimize delays and restore normal flight operations as quickly as possible.
Reiterating its commitment to safety, the airline emphasized that passenger safety remains its top priority and will not be compromised under any circumstances.
The statement was signed by Mr. Osifo-Whiskey Efe, Spokesperson, Air Peace Limited.
Air Peace confirms flight disruptions after a bird strike incident at Port Harcourt International Airport, assuring passengers of strict adherence to global aviation safety standards and ongoing efforts to minimize delays.
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