Air Peace has opened bookings for its 2026/2027 London Winter Schedule, offering passengers more flight options, greater flexibility and early booking opportunities ahead of the busy winter travel season.

Under the schedule, the airline will operate daily Lagos–London Gatwick–Lagos services, providing seven weekly flights on the route.

READ ALSO: IATA predicts $1.007trn as total revenues in 2025

The schedule will also feature the full restoration of Abuja–London operations, with three weekly Abuja–London Heathrow–Abuja flights and three weekly Abuja–London Gatwick–Abuja flights, effective October 2026.

The increased frequency is part of Air Peace’s continued efforts to strengthen air connectivity between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, while providing passengers with more convenient options for business, leisure, family and seasonal travel.

With daily services from Lagos and the restoration of Abuja–London operations, passengers travelling from major cities across Nigeria can also connect seamlessly through Lagos and Abuja to London on a single Air Peace itinerary, further simplifying international travel.

Passengers are encouraged to make their bookings early to secure preferred travel dates and take advantage of available fares ahead of the peak winter travel period.

Bookings can be made through the Air Peace website, mobile app, accredited travel agencies and major global booking platforms.

Air Peace is West and Central Africa’s largest airline and one of Africa’s fastest-growing carriers, operating an extensive network of domestic, regional and international routes.

With a modern fleet comprising Boeing 777s, Boeing 737-700s, Boeing 737-800s, Embraer aircraft and other next-generation equipment, the airline continues to play a pivotal role in advancing air connectivity across Africa and beyond.

Operating across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and the Caribbean, Air Peace is committed to delivering safe, reliable and customer-focused air transport services while supporting economic development, facilitating trade and tourism, and positioning Nigeria as a leading aviation hub on the continent.