The Digest:
Air Peace has notified passengers of significant flight delays caused by heavy rainfall in Lagos and Port Harcourt, prioritizing safety amid adverse weather conditions. The airline’s spokesperson emphasized that while disruptions are unavoidable, efforts are underway to minimize inconvenience.
Key Points
- Widespread flight delays follow heavy rainfall in Lagos and Port Harcourt.
- Air Peace cited passenger safety as its "core commitment" amid weather challenges.
- The airline advised travelers to check updated schedules via email or phone.
- NiMet had earlier predicted thunderstorms and rainfall nationwide from Monday to Wednesday.
- States like Kaduna, Gombe, Adamawa, and Taraba faced isolated thunderstorms and potential flash floods.
- Moderate rains were expected in central and southern regions, including Niger, Kogi, Rivers, and Akwa Ibom.
- The disruptions highlight broader climate-related challenges affecting transport and daily routines.
As rainfall continues to test infrastructure and adaptability, Air Peace’s response underscores the balance between operational efficiency and unwavering safety in an era of climatic uncertainty.
Sources: Premium Times, Air Peace/X app
