Air Peace Embraer 195-E2 aircraft to debut at Aviation Africa Summit
Nigeria’s largest airline, Air Peace Limited, is set to showcase its Embraer E192-E2 aircraft at the Aviation Africa Summit 2022, in Kigali, Rwanda, on September 12, 2022.
A statement issued by the spokesperson of Air Peace, Mr Stanley Olisa, explained that the aircraft would be displayed on the static apron at Kigali International Airport on Sept. 12 for Very Important Persons and dignitaries attending the Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition to tour the aircraft.
He said, “The E195-E2, the quietest and most efficient single-aisle aircraft flying today, saving up to 25% carbon dioxide emissions compared to previous generation aircraft, has 124 seat capacity in a typical dual-class configuration, offering more space, privacy and comfort.”
Stephan Hannemann, VP of Middle East & Africa at Embraer, said, “Embraer has been a proud partner of Aviation Africa for several years and we are honoured to showcase our state-of-the-art flagship E195-E2 in Kigali, operated by our airline partner, Air Peace of Nigeria. Embraer has built a great presence on the African continent, with over 200+ aircraft operating at over 60 airlines. The E2 family is a perfect matchmaker for the African market environment, and I’m convinced the E2 will play a key role in increasing market connectivity across the region.”
Stanley Olisa, Spokesperson of Air Peace, stated, “We are happy to be displaying one of our ultra-modern aeroplanes at the Aviation Africa this year, with our partner, Embraer. Air Peace currently has five E2s and the acquisition of these brand new planes is in line with our fleet modernisation programme and to further strategically position us to meet the growing connectivity needs in the African market.
“Aviation Africa is now established as Rwanda’s global aviation event, this year will be the biggest yet with 1100 attendees from over 80 countries. We are delighted to work with Embraer to bring this aircraft to Kigali and offer the opportunity for our Rwandan and International VIPs to tour the aircraft.” Mark Brown, Managing Director, Aviation Africa.
