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Passengers unhurt as Air Peace aircraft veers off runway in Port Harcourt

Passengers unhurt as Air Peace aircraft veers off runway in Port Harcourt

An Air Peace plane on Sunday morning veered off the runway while landing in Port Harcourt

The operating flight P47190 with passengers onboard from Lagos to Port Harcourt International Airport veered the runway with no damages.

Confirming the incident, Air Peace in a statement on X, stated that all the passengers onboard landed and disembarked safely without injuries.

The airline further assured the general public of its commitment to give their customers the highest standards of safety in its operations.

“The aircraft veered slightly off runway without any damage. All passengers disembarked safely, and no injuries were reported”.

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