…military, special needs, business class to board first
Air Peace, West and Central Africa’s largest carrier, has announced the immediate implementation of a revised boarding procedure designed to streamline the travel experience for all passengers.
According to the airline’s spokesman, Dr. Ejike Ndiulo, the new arrangement will prioritize boarding for military personnel, passengers requiring wheelchairs or with special needs, and those traveling in Business Class.
This initiative, as stated by Air Peace, reaffirms its ongoing commitment to elevating service standards and cultivating a culture of care, respect, professionalism, and efficiency within its operations.
Dr. Allen Onyema, Chairman and CEO of Air Peace Limited, emphasized the rationale behind the change, stating, “At Air Peace, we understand that time and comfort matter deeply to our passengers. This new boarding policy is designed to reduce congestion, enhance orderliness, and ensure that our customers enjoy a smoother start to their journeys.”
He further explained that the prioritized boarding reflects the airline’s dedication to inclusive service.
“By honoring military personnel and attending to passengers with mobility needs first, Air Peace reinforces its respect for service and accessibility”.
He also highlighted that Business Class travelers will benefit from expedited boarding, aligning with the premium service they expect.
This development is part of a broader transformation aimed at refreshing the airline’s service culture.
Air Peace affirmed its commitment to delivering excellence at every stage of the journey, from check-in to arrival, with the new boarding system representing one of several ongoing enhancements.
