Air Peace said the two flights returned securely to Abuja and Lagos Saturday night, clearing more than 300 abandoned Nigerians from Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia in one flight, while the subsequent flight acquired some abandoned Nigerians in India and more than 200 Indians working in Nigeria.
The carrier additionally clarified that the abandoned Nigerians from Malaysia and Thailand who had lost any expectation of being returned, complimented Air Peace for acting the hero at a reasonable toll, taking note of that no aircraft on the planet would have transported them at that admission.
The travelers were loaded with thanks for the carrier and government for its help.
When reached, Air Peace Chief Operating Officer, Mrs. Toyin Olajide, expressed gratitude toward the government for all the help and guaranteed that with such proceeded with help, Air Peace and surely, other Nigerian transporters would have the option to stand side by side with other displaced Nigerians on the planet.
She singled out the Minister of Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika and minster of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama and expressed gratitude toward them for supporting the carrier and carrying help to Nigerians living abroad by giving them the chance to get back.
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