(NEWS) LONDON, UK / LAGOS, NIGERIA, 2026-Jan-27 — /Travel PR News/ — Air Peace is taking another step onto the global travel stage as the West African carrier expands the availability of its flights through a new multi-year agreement with Travelport. Based on details shared in official updates, the partnership will make the airline’s full range of content more accessible to travel agencies worldwide via Travelport+, increasing visibility for a carrier that has become a familiar name across Nigeria and the wider region.
For travellers, the agreement means Air Peace’s growing network — from domestic routes within Nigeria to international services linking West Africa with the United Kingdom, the Middle East and the Caribbean — will be easier to discover and book through travel advisors in key markets. According to information released by Travelport, the platform’s modern retailing tools allow airlines to present richer content and branded offers, giving agents a clearer view of the onboard experience and fare options available to customers.
The expanded distribution reflects Air Peace’s broader ambitions as it continues to position itself as a gateway airline for West Africa. Official statements describe the partnership as part of the carrier’s international growth strategy, aimed at strengthening its presence beyond the African continent while improving the booking experience for travellers planning journeys to and from the region.
For Travelport, the deal further deepens its footprint across Africa, a market where airlines are increasingly adopting next-generation distribution technology to reach global audiences. As highlighted in official communications, the agreement underscores the role of digital platforms in connecting emerging travel markets with international demand, while giving travel advisors access to a more diverse range of airline options.
As Air Peace continues to expand its fleet and route network, the enhanced partnership with Travelport positions the airline more prominently within the global travel ecosystem, making its services easier to access for travellers exploring West Africa and beyond.
