A day after the launch of its Lagos–Conakry–Bamako route, Air Peace Limited, further expanded its regional footprint with the commencement of inaugural flight operations on the Lagos–Douala–Libreville route on Sunday, August 2, 2026, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to deepening intra-African connectivity and linking more African cities through its growing network.
The new route marks another significant milestone in Air Peace’s strategic expansion across the continent, connecting Nigeria’s commercial capital with Cameroon and Gabon while creating greater opportunities for business, trade, tourism, cultural exchange and stronger people-to-people relationships across Central and West Africa.
Upon arrival at the Douala International Airport, the Air Peace delegation, led by
Nowel Ngala, the airline’s Chief Commercial Officer, and Augustine Kamano, Director of Flight Operations, was warmly received by Suliat Paramole, Foreign Affairs Officer, Nigeria General Consulate, representing the Nigerian Ambassador to Cameroon;
Lovinus Ezeh, President General of the Nigerian Community in the Littoral Region; Adolphe Nyamke Bongkwaha,
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