Arrangements has been made by Airpeace airline to take travellers to their destinations on schedule flight operations into and out of Kaduna International Airport.
The airline gave the assurance in the wake of the disruption of some of its flights in the last few weeks, attributing the development to circumstances beyond its control.
A statement issued by the Corporate Communications Manager of Air Peace, Mr. Chris Iwarah said a complicated mix of poor weather, VIP movements and other unforeseen occurrences made it difficult to guarantee on-time performance.
The airline, however, assured that it had taken steps to minimise the impact of the development on air travellers.
The carrier appealed for the understanding of the travelling public.
“In the last few weeks, inclement weather, VIP movements, poor airport facilities and other unexpected occurrences have combined to disrupt our flight operations. The situation has resulted in delays and sometimes cancellations that have negatively impacted the travel plans of our esteemed customers.
“We deeply feel the pains of our loyal customers and passionately appeal for their understanding.
We are fully conscious of the fact that we rode on the strength of our on-time performance, excellent safety record and customer-focused service to distinguish ourselves as Nigeria’s airline of choice in less than two and a half years of operation.
“Besides getting our aircraft ready and available for the huge operations into and out of Kaduna, we have positioned our staff in both the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja and the Kaduna International Airport to guide and assist our customers with their travel arrangements throughout the six-week shutdown of the runway of the Abuja facility for repairs.
We are also acquiring new aircraft to beef up our fleet as well as recruiting more flight and cabin crew to better serve members of the flying public.
