Air Peace is set to receive the first of three used Boeing 737-800s previously operated by Jeju Air, with the aircraft already being ferried to Nigeria for entry into service as 5N-CGO. The eight-year-old jet, serial number 64177, is the first unit in a transaction agreed earlier this year and is expected to expand the Nigerian carrier’s narrowbody capacity for regional and medium-haul operations.
The aircraft’s delivery routing includes stops via Bihkek, Istanbul and Madrid before it reaches Nigeria. The airframe previously flew with Jeju Air under registration HL8316. No official confirmation from Air Peace or Jeju Air was visible in the available material, so the transfer is being treated as a media-confirmed development rather than a formal carrier disclosure.
The three-aircraft deal points to a broader fleet plan that combines capacity growth with aircraft renewal. The Boeing 737-800 remains a common type across short- and medium-haul networks, giving Air Peace additional flexibility as it builds out its scheduled and regional flying.