The disruption was also reported at Abuja and other airports nationwide, with passengers facing delays as union members reportedly placed Air Peace terminals under lock and key. The development could affect businesses and travellers relying on the airline for time-sensitive domestic connections, particularly on major routes linking Lagos, Abuja and other commercial centres. The disruption left passengers stranded at the Lagos airport, with some reporting difficulties in reaching their destinations. Air Peace is one of Nigeria’s major domestic carriers, operating scheduled passenger services on several routes across the country. The management of Air Peace had also yet to issue an official statement on the development or indicate when normal flight operations would resume.