Air Peace has announced that it will begin monthly charter services between Lagos and Accra and the Caribbean destinations of Antigua and Barbados, starting on December 21, 2025. The airline confirmed that these flights are part of its plan to expand connectivity between Africa and the Caribbean through chartered routes.

According to Air Peace, the new service will provide travellers with greater access to leisure and business opportunities across both regions. The route will also include potential connections to Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago, enhancing travel options for passengers interested in exploring multiple Caribbean destinations.

Tickets for the monthly charter flights are now available through Air Peace’s official website and approved travel agents. The airline says the introduction of this service marks another step in its long-term goal to strengthen tourism and cultural exchange between the two regions.

With operations beginning just before the 2025 holiday season, Air Peace aims to capture demand from travelers seeking direct or simplified travel routes between West Africa and the Caribbean. The initiative also highlights the growing effort to improve intercontinental air access and promote shared economic and cultural partnerships.

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