Air Peace Limited is under scrutiny by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission after numerous passengers reported that the airline failed to issue refunds for flights it had canceled.
The Commission issued a summons on June 3, 2025, demanding the airline’s management appear on June 23 in Abuja to explain its conduct, which may violate consumer protection regulations outlined in the FCCPC Act 2018.
FCCPC’s Corporate Affairs Director, Ondaje Ijagwu, explained that Air Peace must submit refund logs, complaint records, and lists of canceled flights, as well as outline its response measures to assist affected customers.
This development follows growing public outrage and a recent clash between Air Peace and Senator Adams Oshiomhole, who alleged that airline staff demanded bribes to rebook delayed passengers. The airline claims the senator arrived late, though he insists staff gave preference to latecomers who paid additional fees.
