LAGOS, Nigeria — West Africa’s Air Peace will launch a new monthly service to the Caribbean beginning December 21, with Antigua and Barbuda featured among the airline’s headline destinations.
The route will connect Lagos and Accra to Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica, creating a rare direct travel link between the regions.
Promoting the launch, Air Peace described the service as a gateway to “luxury,” “culture,” and “sunshine,” telling travelers, “Your holiday escape is here! Let the islands embrace you. Let the memories stay with you.” The airline said fares are now available on its website.
Air Peace, based in Lagos, continues to expand its long-haul footprint, and the new flights position Antigua as one of the key entry points for West African travelers seeking Caribbean experiences.
