Air Peace commits to travel agencies with new regional routes

THE NEWS: Air Peace will launch four new regional routes to Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville on 1 August 2026, reinforcing its network across West and Central Africa.

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WHY IT MATTERS: The new services broaden Air Peace’s regional footprint, offering travel agencies additional products to market while boosting trade and tourism links between key West and Central African cities.

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When will Air Peace’s new routes to Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville begin service?
Air Peace announced that service on its four new regional routes—Bamako, Conakry, Douala and Libreville—will start on 1 August 2026. The launch was presented at a Travel Agency Forum and is part of the airline’s plan to grow its West and Central African network while working closely with travel agencies.

Which Air Peace executive announced the new West and Central Africa routes?
Air Peace’s Chief Commercial Officer, Mr Nowel Ngala, made the announcement. He told the Travel Agency Forum that the new routes would improve connectivity across West and Central Africa, support trade and tourism, and create more opportunities for passengers and travel partners.

How does Air Peace say the new routes will benefit travel agencies and the region?
The airline said the new routes will strengthen connectivity between West and Central African cities, boost trade and tourism flows, and generate additional opportunities for passengers, giving travel agencies more product to sell and enhancing their role in the regional travel market.

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