Air Peace, United Nigeria top list of 4,765 delayed flights in August — NCAA

Author: Matthew AtungwuPublished on: September 14, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Air Peace, United Nigeria top list of 4,765 delayed flights in August — NCAA

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) reported that Air Peace and United Nigeria had the highest number of delays in August 2026, with 4,765 flights delayed and 36 cancelled. Air Peace operated 1,864 flights, with 1,330 delays, while United Nigeria had the worst delay rate with 943 delays out of 1,231 flights. Umza Air was commended for its performance, recording only 52 delays from 403 flights with no cancellations.

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