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Air Peace Expands Free Airport Transfers for London Premium Passengers

byStephen Abebor
October 2, 2026
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Air Peace has introduced complimentary airport pick-up for eligible First and Business Class passengers travelling on its London routes, expanding its premium ground transfer service in partnership with SIMPLAA.

Arise News reported on October 2, 2026, that the new pick-up service complements Air Peace’s existing complimentary airport drop-off arrangement and is available in Lagos, Abuja, London Heathrow and Gatwick.

Under the arrangement, First Class passengers are entitled to complimentary transfers of up to 70 miles from Heathrow or Gatwick, while Business Class passengers have coverage of up to 60 miles, according to Air Peace.

In Nigeria, eligible passengers can access transfers covering up to 60 kilometres in Abuja and 40 kilometres in Lagos.

Air Peace Chief Commercial Officer, Nowel Ngala, said the initiative was designed to extend the airline’s premium travel experience beyond the flight.

“At Air Peace, we remain committed to continuously improving the travel experience for our customers,” Ngala said, according to Arise News on October 2, 2026.

He said the partnership with SIMPLAA was creating a “seamless journey from doorstep to destination”.

Air Peace said passengers with eligible tickets booked from October 1, 2026, would receive an email containing a link to activate their rides and confirm their pick-up and drop-off locations.

The airline’s published terms and conditions also confirm that its Premium Airport Transfer service is powered by SIMPLAA UK Limited and provides eligible First and Business Class passengers with airport meet-and-greet and chauffeur-driven transfers to approved destinations.

The service covers Heathrow and Gatwick in the United Kingdom and Lagos and Abuja in Nigeria. Air Peace said trips beyond the approved distance limits could attract additional charges payable by passengers.

SIMPLAA’s website identifies the company as Air Peace’s official ride partner and states that eligible First and Business Class passengers can receive complimentary airport transfers in connection with their Air Peace flights.

The latest pick-up service builds on the existing partnership between the airline and SIMPLAA.

In May 2026, former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi also highlighted Air Peace’s complimentary SIMPLAA drop-off service after travelling on the airline’s London route. BusinessDay reported on May 12, 2026, that Obi described the service as an added convenience for Business and First Class passengers.

Air Peace commenced its Lagos-London operations in March 2024 and has continued to add passenger services around the international route.

Tags: Air Peaceairport transfersaviationBusiness ClassFirst ClassGatwick AirportHeathrow AirportLondon flightsSIMPLAA
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