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Nigeria: Air Peace Recalls Sacked Pilots
Leadership, 12 August 2020
The management of Air Peace Airlines has agreed to recall a sizable number of the 70 pilots sacked recently due to the impact of COVID-19 on the aviation industry. Read more »
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Nigeria: Air Peace to Recall Some Sacked Pilots After Minister's Intervention - Official
Premium Times, 11 August 2020
Air Peace will recall some of the pilots it sacked after the intervention of the aviation minister, Hadi Sirika, an official statement noted. Read more »
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Nigeria: Air Peace Set to Recall Sacked Pilots As Sirika Wades in
Vanguard, 11 August 2020
Some pilots recently disengaged by the management of a private aviation company, Air Peace, will soon heave a sigh of relief following the prompt intervention of Aviation Minister,… Read more »
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Nigeria: Air Peace Sacks Pilots As Talk Over Pay Cut Collapses
Daily Trust, 3 August 2020
Nigerian biggest carrier, Air Peace, has sacked dozens of its pilots over pay dispute. Read more »
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Nigeria: Air Peace Sacks 69 Pilots, Blames Coronavirus-Induced Economic Downturn
This Day, 3 August 2020
Nigeria's major carrier, Air Peace, on Monday sacked 69 pilots due to the economic downturn occasioned by the Coronavirus pandemic. Read more »
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Nigeria: Why We Sacked Our Pilots - Air Peace
Premium Times, 3 August 2020
Devastating effects of COVID-19 pandemic responsible for sack of pilots- Air Peace Read more »
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Nigeria: Air Peace Sacks 69 Pilots, Cuts Salaries By 40 Percent
This Day, 4 August 2020
Nigeria's leading commercial airline, Air Peace, has sacked 69 pilots across its fleet types as the negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a huge toll on its… Read more »
Nigeria's Air Peace to Recall Sacked Pilots
The decision was reached after a meeting was called by the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, between the airline management and the leadership of the National Association of Airline Pilots and Engineers. Air Peace's management had said that to survive the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, it was forced to restructure its operations and reduce its workforce.
