Nigeria’s largest carrier, Air Peace, has expanded its fleet with the addition of another Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft as the airline moves to meet increasing passenger demand across domestic and regional routes.
According to a statement made available on Tuesday, the newly acquired aircraft, registered as 5N-CGD, arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on Sunday, 24 May 2026.
Air Peace said the aircraft, designed to boost passenger capacity while offering improved operational efficiency and enhanced onboard comfort, is configured with 189 Economy Class seats.
The airline added that the aircraft comes with a spacious cabin layout, larger overhead storage compartments, advanced avionics, modern safety systems and fuel-efficient engines, making it one of the most reliable narrow-body aircraft operating globally.
“The addition of this aircraft is part of our strategic drive to meet rising passenger demand across domestic and regional markets,” the airline stated.
Air Peace explained that beyond increasing capacity, the aircraft will also support more efficient route deployment and strengthen schedule reliability across its expanding network within Nigeria and other parts of Africa.
“The Boeing 737-800 NG is designed to deliver enhanced passenger comfort, operational efficiency, and scheduling flexibility across both domestic and regional routes.
