Safety Violations at London Gatwick Airport:The London Gatwick Airport filed two mandatory occurrence reports to the UK CAA against Air Peace’s operations at the airport.
The safety violation documents include the “United Kingdom SAFA Ramp Inspection Report” and the “NATS Management System Safety Report.”
The UK CAA forwarded these complaints to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
The UK CAA highlighted issues related to the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) functions affecting the safe operation of Air Peace’s aircraft.
Specifically, there was no operational approval for EFB functions, and the captain of the flight admitted that an EFB was being used for navigational purposes.
The CAA also noted that there was no mounting device for the use of EFB, no charging points, or battery for backup.
The UK CAA forwarded these complaints to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
The UK CAA highlighted issues related to the Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) functions affecting the safe operation of Air Peace’s aircraft.
Specifically, there was no operational approval for EFB functions, and the captain of the flight admitted that an EFB was being used for navigational purposes.
The CAA also noted that there was no mounting device for the use of EFB, no charging points, or battery for backup.
NCAA’s Response:
The NCAA received a SAFA Ramp Inspection Report conducted at London Gatwick on April 7, 2024, specifically on Air Peace’s B777-200 aircraft with registration number 5N-BE (S/N 28324).
The UK CAA had raised concerns about the EFB functions, emphasizing the lack of operational approval and necessary equipment.
The NCAA requested Air Peace to provide clarification on these findings.
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The UK CAA had raised concerns about the EFB functions, emphasizing the lack of operational approval and necessary equipment.
The NCAA requested Air Peace to provide clarification on these findings.
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I will like to read the response of Air peace on this before I draw my judgment. I won't take the words of UK for It.
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mtcheeeeeewwwwww...i knew they will look for a way to target Air Peace just because he flew the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. UK CAA can go to hell. Useless Bastards
DeleteI sabi UK well well. Their spite and bad belle no get part 2. The other airlines will definitely gang up against Air Peace. They did it to Virgin and he took them to court. Air Peace needs to be very careful and leave no room for error when it comes to compliance. The Daily Fail are on a mission to bad mouth every high profile Nigerian that welcomed the Sussexes as the current RF have been stricken down with plagues and laziness and Harry is suing them. But every evil shall rebound on them a thousand fold.
DeleteAir peace land UK abi e no land UK Oga?😊
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Uhummmm they don't want another competitor since sales have reduced from their own flight, I hope this is not true
DeleteIf these are safety issues, I believe they need to do all of these and let’s just see what Air peace says. Whether e land for UK or not, the aim is to prevent news of air crash in the future
DeleteMost of you, for patriotism sake, just make comments without thinking through them. Other countries value human lives much more than you do in Nigeria? We are talking about aviation safety here and you guys are yarning dust. Wait for the investigation report from NCAA and response by Air Peace.
DeleteAnon 18.22 WELL SAID! Only in a screwed up money hungry country will people put money over safety/human lives! Uk and US doesn’t worship money like Naija people and will go after you if you do something wrong irrespective of your status in the country
DeleteThey are just looking for nonsense excuses.
ReplyDeleteIf dem like make dem fly without Jet1"fuel" nothing concern me. Them must continue operation... we go contribute money buy all these your measure for air peace to meet your standards
ReplyDeleteNo going back , Im so pissed right now
Kai!
ReplyDeleteThe witch hunt has started!
Witch hunting? Or safety violations for real?? 🤔🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteAbeg air peace follow all rules
ReplyDeleteNo sentiment when life is involved
Wahala
ReplyDelete🙄😏witch hunting done start.
ReplyDeleteNigerians, I saw this coming and if the UK dares bar Airpeace from flying there! Then I will advise Nigerians to boycott visiting or going there!
ReplyDeleteEverything might not be working well in Nigeria currently! I am grateful that I didn't take the UK citizens or American citizenship, it would have made me go into comfortable slavery! I now prioritise Africa over all those places!
At first, didn't see it as God, ordering my footsteps! Now I am overly grateful!!!!
Story
DeleteThank God for your life . Your own Don better.
DeleteAnything to stop Air peace even if they will flash torchlight inside anus. News flash....Air peace has come to stay.
ReplyDeleteThe full report is needed. Pilots are typically quite meticulous and safety conscious and I expect that Air Peace would have done their due diligence, so where did this come from? What are these alleged violations that occurred?
ReplyDeletePilots sha
DeleteAre they the ones maintaining the plane
Or you think na like his driver dey check car
Many pilots still do safety checks on the aircraft with visual external and internal checks before takeoff. But without the full report who knows what is in it.
DeleteOver the weekend, Daily Mail UK wrote a damaging article about the owner of Air Peace because he was linked to the Harry/Meghan visit.
ReplyDeleteI expected no less of Daily Mail. The owner of the newspaper is an alleged racist of the highest order.
DeleteI noticed UK no dey like make better things come from Africa. God go soon shame dem and we'll even start denying them visiting visas soon
ReplyDeleteDon’t forget that the same UK sent a private jet to collect Nigerian doctors during Covid. Those old colonists know themselves.
DeleteThe Sussex visit showed Nigeria in such a positive light around the world and the racists could not stand it. The other royal couple had a disastrous Caribbean tour and the PM of Jamaica even told them to their face that the country was moving on. The British media were also very upset that the visit went well and the invited press were no bad mouthing anybody.
DeleteWhat NCAA is saying, it's actually true.
ReplyDeleteAir Peace, my advice to you guys is to do things by the books. Do not cut corners like most Nigerians do because many people don’t want you guys to succeed. Pls prioritize safety. Odikwa important
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