Air Peace has clarified that a fire alarm activated on one of its wet-leased aircraft after it landed in Lagos was a false alert.
The airline confirmed the incident in a statement issued by its management on Sunday, explaining that the alarm was triggered after the aircraft safely arrived at its destination.
According to Air Peace, all passengers were safely evacuated from the aircraft following established safety procedures.
The airline further confirmed that no injuries or casualties were recorded during the incident.
The clarification comes amid concerns that followed reports of a possible fire-related emergency involving the aircraft after its landing in Lagos.
Air Peace assured passengers and the general public that the situation was promptly handled and that the activation of the fire alarm did not result in an actual fire incident.
The airline emphasized its commitment to passenger safety and adherence to aviation safety procedures, noting that the welfare and security of passengers and crew members remain a major priority.
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More details are expected as aviation authorities and relevant personnel provide further information about the incident.
