NCAA summons Air Peace over flight disruptions and stranded passengers

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•On March 14, 2026, NCAA formally summoned Air Peace regarding flight disruptions and passenger complaints.
•Air Peace reported that a cracked windshield forced the return of an Abuja-London flight on March 14, 2026.
•Air Peace denied that any passengers were stranded or abandoned following the flight disruption.
•NCAA's summons includes demands for explanations about delayed refunds and compensation to affected passengers.
•The airline publicly responded on March 14, 2026, disputing claims of passenger abandonment.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Air Peace provides satisfactory explanations and resolves refund issues NCAA may close the inquiry, restoring some passenger confidence and stabilizing Air Peace's operations.

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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Air Peace gives reason for Abuja–London flight return AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)NCAA summons Air Peace over Abuja–London flight disruption AFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)NCAA Summons Air Peace Over Unexplained Disruptions, Delayed Refunds, Compensations AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) summoned Air Peace to explain disruptions on the Abuja-London route and issues with delayed refunds and compensations. Air Peace said a cracked windshield caused a flight to return to Abuja and denied that any passengers were stranded or abandoned. The inquiry could affect regulatory oversight and passenger trust in Nigeria's aviation sector.