Air Peace and Ethiopian Airlines don sign one bilateral interline agreement for Lagos to make travel across Africa and other parts of the world easier for passengers. The two airlines say the deal na big step for strengthening air connectivity and opening more travel chances.
Under the agreement, the two carriers go work together for passenger travel and checked baggage. Each airline go fit issue ticket for eligible journeys wey include flights wey both airlines operate. Passengers go fit book qualifying journeys on one ticket and enjoy through-checked baggage to their destination where e apply.
The airlines explain say the arrangement go remove the need for separate bookings and baggage re-checks. That one go make travel smoother and more efficient. The deal join Air Peace domestic and regional network with Ethiopian Airlines international network wey cover Africa, Europe, Asia, Middle East and Americas.
For travellers wey dey leave major Nigerian and West African cities, the agreement go give them seamless access to Ethiopian Airlines global destinations through Addis Ababa. International passengers wey arrive on Ethiopian Airlines flights go also get more onward travel options across Nigeria and West Africa through Air Peace domestic network.
Ethiopian Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Mesfin Tasew, say the airline happy to partner with Air Peace. “We are delighted to partner with Air Peace, a leading carrier in Nigeria, through this strategic interline agreement,” na wetin the Ethiopian Airlines Chief Executive Officer talk. He add say the collaboration show their shared commitment to improve connectivity, customer convenience and growth of air travel across Africa. According to am, by combining their strengths, the airlines dey create more travel opportunities and bring Africa closer to the world.
Air Peace Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema, describe the partnership as another milestone for the airline. “This partnership with Ethiopian Airlines represents another significant milestone in our commitment to strengthening Africa’s aviation connectivity and bringing the continent closer together,” na wetin the Air Peace Chairman talk. He say the deal go create more opportunities for seamless travel in and out of Africa and reflect shared vision to build stronger economic, commercial and cultural ties across Africa and beyond.
The two African carriers also say the partnership dey expected to contribute to regional integration and economic development by making e easier for people and businesses to move.
