AIR PEACE HORROR FLIGHT - THIS AIRLINE IS DANGEROUS!

[@JoshCahill]

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[@michellerobert6274]

Sometimes there planes don’t have AC. It’s very horrible. And the authorities did nothing to the complains every time

[@mwethereld]

Heya Josh, Have you any intentions of doing the 'paper' airline Air Sainai flight between Cairo and Tel Aviv? One of the hardest airlines to get a trip on. Super secretive.

[@divyeshpatel147]

Airline seems like rest in peace not peace air 😂😂😂😂😂

[@madhavanthiruppathi1577]

Check out www.patreon.com/joshcahill

[@gingimeir]

Joshe Make Nigeria Great (and safe) 🇳🇬

[@billh308]

I am a 777 pilot, you definitely don't want to fly on an aircraft with unreported tail strikes. That's how tails magically pop off in flight

[@hectorzambrano4092]

I can definitely agree with you mate!

[@randomaviation2664]

@@NewTrip_NewAdventure yeah, like JAL 123 And the china airlines 747 that had its tail completely break off

[@canehdiansteve3455]

Out of curiosity, how many tail strikes do you think it would take to cause the damage shown in those pictures? I'm no expert, but it sure looks like a lot more than one to me.

[@hdj81Vlimited]

@@canehdiansteve3455 yes, 20

[@seantaggart7382]

WHERE DID THE TAIL GO!?

[@judgedrew2076]

The craziest part about this was the fact that you actually, literally and willfully flew in this plane.

[@jazrobean1]

choices are limited - - - your MAIN solution is to promise yourself to never do it AGAIN.

[@OLDMANTEA]

And he flew in economy! I guess they were not going to give him an upgrade lol.

[@luciasaunders9736]

What's crazy about that? He's reviewing airlines...

[@rackcity5981]

Likes

[@lmlmd2714]

Josh does it so we don't have to...

[@hansmeyer3900]

Those crew working hours are highly illegal - I did a calculation based on the data available of the flight from March 6 that you took. The crew was at the gate/ground for 5 hours + 5,5 hour flight time - landed at 14:22, departed at 16:52, equals to another 2,5 hours on the ground in Johannesburg, another 5,5 hours flying back to Lagos. That makes 18,5 HOURS IN TOTAL! This is madness and should be reported to the Nigerian Aviation Authorities! Edit: In fact the plane was never allowed to take off with that delay unless a new set of crew had been called to operate. SHOCKING!

[@hughrmedia]

I doubt they'd do anything anyways

[@EtherealMisconduct]

What can you expect from an airline like Air Peace?

[@muhammadbashir2440]

From SOP ( Standard Operating Procedures) Working period can not exceed 14hrs, as long haul flights like this one will require the crew to have a rest or a layover of not less than 10hrs at the destination or another crew takes over for the return, if the same crew operate for the return without having that amount of rest, its of no doubt against regulations.

[@hmdwgf]

To be honest, I would be surprised if they even knew anything about that, and even if they did, they probably wouldn’t do anything. Air Peace probably paid off the top guys (probably the only guys) at the Nigerian transportation department for them to turn a blind eye to whatever they knew would be illegal in Nigeria or other countries.

[@naman6785]

Mate i live in africa (Angola) as an indian and in know the hectic stuff of africa, but this is just unextable, this could be illegal but if the press dont care so what can we do.

[@PeteJohnsMusic]

People in developing countries often need to take whatever job they can and are treated poorly. They could still choose to be helpful, but it can be hard when you’re underpaid and overworked.

[@delta_aviation17]

No replies???

[@juliatripp2010]

Very sad.

[@briantampa1164]

Agreed 💯💯💯

[@mbadi5735]

Most of us have interacted online with the Nigerian Prince but how special that Josh got to see the Father in person. Lucky chap!

[@MLProductions.1]

He's real! I'm sending the deposit on my $2000000000000 right now

[@tmcorp.inc.6311]

😂😂😂

[@WingItcloud]

It's great to see he got better!

[@lmlmd2714]

Underrated comment

[@kshillingford4921]

@@WingItcloud It was only HALITOSIS!!!!!

[@IslandHopperTV]

The Peace you Get from Air Peace is when you walk to disembark the plane and realize you won’t have to fly with them ever again! 😅

[@jara1462]

it is free market, market will regulate it self

[@AJ-zv9tn]

it is the peace you receive in the afterlife when the plane crashes

[@clarkvincentga-as]

The peace you got from Air Peace is nothing but an Air Piece of s***

[@JoshCahill]

15 out of the 30 planes are not even air worthy 😂

[@JoshCahill]

Fact is Air Peace is extremely unsafe. That’s what many of their pilots claim and there are many reports online how the airline tries to hide incidents and accidents. If you have a death wish, go ahead and fly them :)

[@user-fz9qm6fz6t]

Former flight attendant here (Qantas). There are so many safety hazards in this video and it’s the complete opposite of how we were trained & how flight crew should be trained & behaving. Such a lack of cabin presence! And those hours are illegal & super dangerous. Thank you for another honest review!

[@EyeProductionsAus]

Nigeria is 12th largest producer of petroleum in the world, rich in natural gas, coal, gold, tin, iron ore etc but Western countries loot the wealth of these African nations to keep them poor. Because of that, they cannot afford to spend millions like Qantas to train flight crew!!!! Step out of your bubble and learn how the REAL WORLD works!

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

don't even blame them either with the ridicuolous hours they end having to do, you'd be so irritated

[@danandrews2142]

I’m looking to work for Qantas as a flight attendant aha, so excitef

[@goldenismonica1522]

I’m only hoping there’s a crew in Johannesburg waiting to relieve them At least that’s what I’d want to think

[@lachlanr]

What you recommend being a flight attendant ? Or are you an ex flight attendant for a reason 😬😅 just starting to look at career options and feel like it looks like a bit of fun of paper but once actually doing it feel like it could turn out to be a bit crap haha.. probably with air nz if anyone 😁

[@Rookie7219]

A320 family pilot here (for a great European airline). I was blown away when I flew a 737 classic with Air Zimbabwe from Harare to Victoria Falls….they operated it single pilot!! I’m not kidding. This was 10 years ago, and had I been flying then, I would have got off. Looking back on it, it was madness. Their maintenance teams were on strike at the time and there was almost no fuel in the country. All the petrol stations had cars parked for days in queues just waiting. Anyway, please do one on Air Zimbabwe! Love your vids. They really make me realise how good my airline is!

[@PS-cb9il]

oOh EuRoPeAn AiRlInEs🎉😂

[@Space_Canadian]

@@PS-cb9il OOooOoOooH bRiTiSh aIrliNEs😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Fay7666]

I'm wondering, crazy proposition but if you _need_ to go, can you volunteer to co-pilot? I mean, it can't be more illegal than single-pilot ops

[@Kunfucious577]

Are you asking him to die?

[@myrecreationalchannel7181]

The "peace" in airpeace probably stands for you rest in peace when the plane crashes

[@DouradaBambina]

Damn

[@shadowthagreat]

LMAO

[@bonolomokgadi9025]

Gets you to heaven real quick😭😭

[@izuaff04]

😂😂

[@Lazza88]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@faisalalmulhim4382]

I don’t know why some airlines get offended when Josh is basically given a free consulting advice!! And he’s doing it for free. Airlines should take these advice in a welcoming manner instead of acting like a little child.

[@waterhouse8432]

ACTING LIKE A ROUGH GANGSTERS

[@walkertongdee]

I suggest you study human nature

[@oidgiasinger]

The airlines don't need advice from Josh. They know exactly what's going on. But the owners put the money in their own pockets and don't give a fuck about safty.

[@Spillerrec]

In this case at least, they almost certainly know of all these issues already and the root cause is probably either that they don't have enough money or more likely, they are cutting corners because of greed. Since they have no intent or ability to follow that advice, this is simply bad press that has the potential to reduce their revenue. Why would such a person be happy about this situation? Don't assume all people want to do what is best for everyone or sometimes even the company. Trying to harass the reviewer and/or making fake reviews to improve their reputation is cheaper than fixing the actual issues (though also less likely to succeed).

[@jerriedenham2320]

If I remember correctly, Air Peace is and ran by a seedy person anyway. He don’t intend to improve this product. There are going to be a lot of half trained people loosing their job when this airline goes under. The only person who is profiting is the shady person who runs it.

[@rmd4209]

It is amazing that even an Air Peace pilot told you in a message that the airline is not safe to fly... Stunning.

[@DailyDDD]

Same pilot is flying the 'unsafe' plane? Maybe there is something am not getting here.

[@kokoslegend4850]

@@DailyDDD because he probably needs the money.

[@donnakawana]

@@DailyDDD No he quit the pilot because it was unsafe...!

[@marytheraspberry3145]

@@kokoslegend4850 he said pilots left the airline. Maybe this guy was one of them. Otherwise why would he expose himself?

[@MBSteinNL]

Might be he needed the flight hours to be eligible for another carrier- although I wonder what he’s been doing in the 20 years before that then

[@Noodlyk18]

Jesus christ, if a flight is delayed and an official comes in and says "our challenge presently is securing fuel", I'm out of there.

[@fposmith]

It literally means, they haven't paid their fuel bill in a long time. And the only place they can secure fuel is "The Black Market" ! Black Market Fuel, It kind of makes you wonder what's in it....

[@syntabelle]

There was a general fuel problem in Nigeria then that the aviation industry was waiting on the government to rectify. So airlines had problems refueling then. It was a very brief period in Buhari's regime. A lot of unusual things happened then

[@Wavecurve]

@@fposmith Not true

[@TinyMK1]

@@WavecurveI’m completely ignorant on this subject and am not going to pretend otherwise. But what isn’t true about the earlier statement?

[@asetatlikalem]

it isnt scary as seing the aircraft you are about to ride makes a tailstrike before landing

[@TruthPortals]

Flew into Lagos in the Spring of 1977. Spent two months in Nigeria. Hard to believe that the country has not progressed/ improved/evolved in 45 years. Corruption is killing any progress.

[@chizion4022]

The country has not made any progress because it was a vessel for Europeans to make money rather than a country. That place should be at least 6 different countries or regional government so that there will be some kind of genuine will to make progress by the different nations. Rather, the western powers that put the crazy place in together are hell bent on keeping their company intact. Even the youtuber that made this video was probably paid by them as to justify why the UK has refused to grant Air Peace a slot so that they will keep extorting money from Nigerians with high airfare. There is a lot of bias on this video! But of course, Nigeria gave him the opportunity to push such narrative.

[@petmensan]

It really isn’t surprising, black countries or cities get worse not better.

[@msawyer110]

All of Africa buddy

[@CharlesRWJones]

I've had some bad stopovers, but 2 months?

[@FlyingAceAV8B]

I’m surprised that you are surprised.

[@tulliusagrippa5752]

Thanks for the analysis. I’ve booked my mother-in-law onto air peace. Who knows. I might get lucky ...

[@zeisselgaertner3212]

... rest .... ehm... fly in peace

[@Zhiivago]

😂😂😂😂👏🏻

[@Joyce-qy9cj]

😂😂😂

[@FallenMuse81]

😂❤😂 maybe I should book my mother in law on spirit.

[@donnieb2000]

@@zeisselgaertner3212 take out insurance on them before you book there flight. LOL.. Have an enemy ? offer them a free flight on air peace !!!

[@smartsuitt842]

Josh you're doing great job by exposing all these criminals that operates dangerous airline companies in Nigeria and other countries around the world.

[@c.osamwonyiidahosa4652]

In dis video u didn't tell us wat made d flight to Jo'burg a horror. Perhaps u didn't expect an African domestic/International airline to be dis good, hence u had to dredge up comments from unnamed pilots& employees

[@echo71515]

As someone who used to fly regularly to Dubai 10-20 years ago, seeing the interior of that plane was an absolute throwback.

[@EtherealMisconduct]

This was definitely one hell of an adventure, I respect your courage to fly on such horrible airlines! Our Nigerian friends don’t deserve to fly on such a terrible airline which is riddled with safety hazards, has a dilapidated fleet and an utterly unprofessional ground staff. The 777 may have a lot of Emirates vibes but it’s a 1000 years behind Emirates in every aspect.

[@mrman3938]

That’s why the planes are never full. Very few people travel Nigerian planes on international flights. We prefer to pay higher fares and fly international airlines.

[@garsimmulholland4984]

Take your racism back to the Klan. Nigeria is strong, brave and proud we will beat you and take all your women - although, we know that won’t affect you.

[@islandvibez]

sad

[@EtherealMisconduct]

@@mrman3938 Really disappointed to hear that, hope the situation of airlines in your country improves soon.

[@lapplandkun9273]

unfortunately, I think air peace is the only option for some people, as it is probably cheap and better than nothing

[@velocepeyet]

Years ago a Nigerian friend told me she never flew on their airlines. She made that mistake once and told me there was a fight on board before they had even left the runway. I asked, why didn’t the cabin crew throw them off the plane? Because, she said, the people fighting WERE the cabin crew!! 😐

[@oaktree1626]

👎🏾​@@jordanalandry1866

[@tolulopedahunsi4380]

not one of the best, they are just the cheapest from London to Nigeria.

[@PaulaStevenson-v1x]

😂😂😂😂

[@TimothyGreen-iw1rg]

@@tolulopedahunsi4380 Look you are just responding now and this video was made 2 years ago , air peace have improve a lot and no airline in Nigeria is better than airpeace

[@mishasworld718]

😂

[@philtkaswahl2124]

This puts into perspective that Nigerian student I met some years ago in the Philippines being amazed that a local budget airline in a developing country like Cebu Pacific was being run so smoothly and professionally and had such polite and friendly crews.

[@dbclass4075]

It is also the oldest Asian low-cost airline. So is its competitor, Philippine Airlines. First and oldest Asian airline.

[@chrishadden4834]

Cebu Pacific is a great airline.

[@kathymay3980]

I’ve flown Cebu Pacific and the cabin crew were amazing. Even on the very short flight they played a game with prizes! So friendly and always smiling.

[@GrimYak]

The Philippines is not a rich country compared to western countries and even some asian like korea or japan but nigeria is a whole another lower level.

[@PCVP4729]

@@GrimYakExactly. Southeast Asia is not rich, but it is not dirt poor either. It’s heaven compared to most African countries. The GDP per capita of Nigeria is even lower than India.

[@TrangleC]

I imagine that must be one of the big perks of being a KZbinr. When you get into shitty situations, you can be happy about having good material for your next video.

[@peterbrameld696]

I worked in Nigeria in the 90s and used to fly Nigerian airways, the experience was very similar to Air Peace, the amount of bush meat they used to bring on the plane on the way to London often resulted in blood dripping out of the overhead lockers! As for safety, we did an unscheduled landing at a military airport, we were then told that the runway was too short to takeoff and the plane would have to be offloaded, bit later they came back and said they had re-done the calculations and they could now take off! Your assessment of flying in Nigeria is quite correct, but in my experience it is far often bad rather than good. I’m 80 years old now, so we do not need to travel anymore thank goodness. a great video keep up the good work. Thank you.

[@MilliVanilli2007]

Ohhhhhhhhh my goodness! I'd not have taken off with them again. Magical recalculation and all of a sudden they can take off? tzzzz :D :D

[@EFFEZE]

@@MilliVanilli2007 typical racist take by a white supremecist. This airline of colour is safe and has to battle against the systematic oppression they face within the airline business

[@jazrobean1]

thanks - - been there, done that - - - you haven't LIVED until - - while waiting for a plane to be ready for takeoff - - to look out the window and see a large group of Nigerian men using a TREE as a LEVER to JACK UP the plane to change a tire.

[@EarlEBird-fz6yr]

@@jazrobean1 🤣😂🤣😂

[@jazrobean1]

I asked what the bush meat was only cafes menu and the guy quietly said anything that could not get away

[@babaji6036]

Call it "Air PTSD" Giving you depression is our No.1 priority.

[@damilolaakinwunmi9707]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nessd.b1223]

Lol and panic attacks too 🙃

[@terryt5512]

Good one! 😂😂

[@babaji6036]

@twelfthmoon3323 hahahahahaha

[@Sandra_Q]

As an ex Cabin Crew. When you start the job & when you become a flight attendant you very excited and can't wait for the experience, but once you start flying, you quickly realize its not at all what you expected or what it looks like on the outside. Very often you working on limited sleep and, passengers are often rude and difficult to work with, and with no sleep and dealing with that it affects your mood immensely. Any carreer in aviation is mentally emotionally and physically challenging. I'm not saying its okay for crew to be rude but alot about the job affects your mental health & thats why I left.

[@teazerfemi]

Awwwwww Sandra you left ,I hope you are not my cabin crew Star at Medview,if someone is really passionate about the job you will certainly enjoy the drama,I have once done all the inflight service on ground Jo'burg inside the aircraft,by they finally told us the plane can't fly I realised we spent more than four hours inside the aircraft with pax

[@Sandra_Q]

@@teazerfemi Hey Anthony! Thanks for the response 🤗I'm glad you enjoying every aspect of the Job thats always refreshing to hear. The career is different for everyone. And no I was working for an airline in South Africa❤️ much love to you 🙂

[@daveh1081]

Sandra.....that sounds horrific to me here in the UK where things are more professional! I hope you found other employment because you obviously have integrity and a great nature. Sorry it didn't work out.

[@Sandra_Q]

@@daveh1081 Thank you so much. I always love hearing when cabin crew in other parts of the world are loving the job, because there are some really lovely experiences that come with it 😊. I'm now a property investor and doing much better :). And travel often, I love traveling (just as a passenger only) 😊💞. Keep soaring high ✈️

[@daveh1081]

@@Sandra_Q Hi Sandra.....sorry, I'm not cabin crew.......actually, former army and retired emergency services but re invented myself doing property repairs and loving it........but always an enthusiastic traveler. It sounds like you made a smart move! South Africa is one of those places I always wanted to see but not so sure these days?????

[@rhondakendall8329]

You are brave Sir... I wouldn't be flying on that Plane... I wouldn't trust they have enough fuel after that 😢

[@Animalviewsworld]

Am a Nigerian 🇳🇬. I love and support your videos. Please keep exposing shitty airlines.👍

[@motorart4670]

Nigeria what a Shi£hole

[@temiturnsdesign]

💯💯💯

[@ljre3397]

Great comment!

[@asanwa3126]

Bum licker!!

[@مرحبابك-ض1ن]

Peace from your Egyptian brother 🇪🇬 Nigeria deserves better, I pray God helps your good people and brings your country prosperity. So much wealth in Nigeria mismanaged. A country exporting oil but Lagos airport saying they could not secure fuel! Madness. Africa being robbed, we must strive for better for our children.

[@Hazzelnot94]

I used to work as cabin crew for Thomas Cook Scandinavia, and a flight from return flight from Helsinki to Madeira would require a new crew or 'emergency landing' if the flight was more than an hour late because of the hours. This AirPeace flight was deffo illegal.

[@marioluigi9599]

Africans don't even care lol. I'm surprised the airline is allowed in Europe

[@williamfeilhauer]

Unbelievable how much they get by with.. people will have to die before it gets the attention this dangerous airline needs. Great job on this video 👍

[@thebadgamer1967]

So different to those other aviation channels with non stop first class, business and even premium economy fantasy experiences, they'd literally shit themselves having to review this. Well done for keeping it real the kind of flights 95% are going experience.

[@Omar-Madiba]

Hi, The best way to know if a company is trustworthy is to do exactly what you do: test the company as a customer and know where to look. Thank you for your advice. It’s been over a year since you made this video and I finally see it 🙂🙂🙂

[@TimothyGreen-iw1rg]

2 years after you are here, this flight have improved a lot

[@laraduignan2277]

As a crew member I can confirm that this is way too many hours. At my airline we have a maximum duty time of 14 hours. That includes any combination of report, ground , and flying time

[@beachboysswiftie]

What’s your airline?

[@xX_Gravity_Xx]

Interesting. Is that like a legal requirement or something?

[@laraduignan2277]

@@xX_Gravity_Xx yes, in Canada at least. Transport Canada guidelines.

[@xX_Gravity_Xx]

@@laraduignan2277 It's good that you have that. I'm a trucker and have to follow similar regulations. Sadly these companies don't seem to care.

[@gggf4766]

@@xX_Gravity_Xx owner pockets are full while people below are suffering this is sadly capitalism

[@DanJD1255]

I’m a frequent flyer, I love Aviation. I’m surprised you risked your life getting on that 777-300, knowing what you know. Those pics are frightening (the tail strikes) like Hell would I have boarded that aircraft.

[@EFFEZE]

Typical sweaty racist take. This airline of colour is safe and has to battle against the systematic oppression they face within the airline business

[@DanJD1255]

@@EFFEZE I’ve come across many race baiters online but you, you take the biscuit. What on earth does not boarding an aircraft knowing there is structural damage have to do with race? Seek help immediately.

[@jazrobean1]

yes - - DON'T fly - - take GROUND TRANSPORTATION out of the country - - and get a REAL experience - - - -

[@therealtony2009]

@@jazrobean1 yeah probably looks nice

[@marytheraspberry3145]

maybe he found out after the flight..

[@nealsalz7777]

You're a brave man flying on these airlines. I would have passed out from fear!

[@Trimarkovich]

Clearly, you wouldn’t be the only one passed out

[@boalifevida7212]

😂🤣🤣

[@lukakrslovic4784]

Well basically he did kinda pass out while they were taking off. I mean he went to sleep. 😂😂

[@zeeshandogar9406]

You know it's bad when even the captain advises you not to travel on their plane.

[@chukwuemeka8201]

If the so called captain knows that it is bad then why is he flying the plane ? Is he an Irish airman? (Google "An Irish Airman Foresee his death" by Yeats)

[@Pastures57]

If you believe that part, I have a bridge to sell you.

[@kolextricks5669]

No captain did. Josh is a liar

[@justinsimmonds5674]

Imagine calling an airline Air Peace when it stirs conflict around every corner.

[@rmramirezc]

Imagina llamar a Europa zona de valores, cuando van llevando miseria, muerte y guerras por todo el mundo de la mano de los estadounidenses¿patético no?.

[@mrpower5735]

Bruh may be they should have given their airline name as air Piece insted of peace😂😂

[@idkwhichnametouse]

@@mrpower5735 Peace is what they want to achieve, but haven't happened yet like majority of the airlines

[@Specifix5]

the irony

[@samiraperi467]

@@idkwhichnametouse The peace of death.

[@trudianbyfield9241]

In 2020 they did an inaugural flight to Jamaica with much fanfare and African celebrities on board. They were to start regular flights here. Everyone was happy and a lot of other Carribean countries welcomed the idea. But listening and seeing what you went through with air drama/problems we dodged a bullet when they didn't bother.

[@jahiemmcgill2491]

We Jamaicans really dodged a bullet with that airline.

[@nairobinyeusi5811]

@@jahiemmcgill2491 The Carribbean Should have made deals with the Big Boys of African aviation the likes of Ethiopian air, Kenya Airways or South African instead of going for a Nigerian domestic private owned airline. Kenya airways & Ethiopian are the dominant African airlines in the Americas and can effectively connect Jamaica to Africa

[@Nattaferg]

I was just about to type that this was the same airline who flew into Mobay on that inaugural flight. They won't last long. I just pray they have no accidents. As a former crew, there are many things that are concerning based on this video.

[@akifiskandar4186]

@@nairobinyeusi5811 Problem is the African Big Boys don't see money in doing direct flights to the Carribean especially Ethiopian. So unsurprising this questionable private Nigerian airline is chosen instead.

[@lifewithshaneil7048]

Big up my jamaican fellow

[@gumusluk05]

This could have turned into a Josh Cahill tribute page. How you survived is quite impressive 😉

[@mikep6032]

I salute you for the patience that you have with all of the waiting!

[@robertsnelling]

Josh don't put yourself in danger by flying on that plane. The crowd there is very volatile. I suggest you find a comfortable lounge and have a bite to eat and or a nice drink. I would not trust the fuel either. Good luck!

[@platec4798]

Tail strikes are a serious situation and can lead to catastrophic failure due to damage to the rear bulkhead. The fuselage of a plane is not like a skid plate on a truck where by it can be damaged and still used. A 777 without proper maintenance is a recipe for a disaster. Plate C

[@enzoguzman8762]

That is exactly what happened nearly 20 years ago to a China Airlines Boeing 747-200 wich broke up in flight as Flight 611 after a terrible repair after a tails strike 22 years earlier, if Air Peace continues operating the way they are they will have a catastrophic plane crash, I want to say thank you to Josh Cahill for exposing this terrible Airline that should not be flying

[@cc-xu5tr]

add to that the list of issues on the cockpit display, its not a matter of if a fatal accident will happen, but when

[@enzoguzman8762]

@@cc-xu5tr We don’t know, I prefer that Air Peace ceases operations before a catastrophic accident happens in this airline with the path that they currently going

[@cc-xu5tr]

@@enzoguzman8762 i have simmilar thoughts

[@enzoguzman8762]

@@cc-xu5tr I think that we all do

[@McDazza]

Having spent 2 years in West Africa myself, I just want to say Josh that you have balls filming all that drama! West Africans do not take lightly to being filmed without permission, ask them for permission and it's a totally different story! They'll even preform for you if you ask them

[@tosinojo7310]

It’s just rude to film without permission

[@effkay3691]

Well fair enough. You should ask people if they want their face all over KZbin. Just manners. I’m sure Josh asked

[@beyondlimits697]

Wild experience and you are super brave as well as having the patience of a Saint.

[@riverbankfisher]

Since Air Peace does not require flight crews to pass type rating accreditation tests, I feel that my experience operating a motorcycle, car, and bulldozer all qualify me as a Boeing 777 captain for Air Peace, with four gold bars on my shoulder to command respect in the airport terminal. In terms of remuneration, I will grace the flight deck in exchange for one hundred Russian roubles and one ounce of prime quality Hawaiian weed per flight, along with a bottle of Jack Daniels whisky for good measure. God bless Nigeria!

[@crabtech1]

oh my days what's that creativity

[@bleuewellard4610]

@@crabtech1 yep i fly the 737 max 8 that make my qualified to fly the airbus A380 I think.

[@walk-talk-Kirsten]

OK, I am a Trainer....Here am I

[@emma-kp8vz]

😅😅😅

[@ruviniwawulagala4531]

Omg my friends were just trying to book a group of 23 passengers on this terrible airline . Thank you they changed the airline !saved by you thank you

[@lasithjayawardana7985]

If you are coming into Nigeria, I suggest you fly Emirates.

[@syntabelle]

The Nigerian population is enough is enough to feed it's airlines. And Nigerians are among the most traveled citizens in the world

[@lora6829]

You have a lovely nature Josh, very patient with Air P.E.A.C.E (Passengers.Expect.A.Crap.Experience) thank you for another great video!

[@EtherealMisconduct]

Damn man, this was actually really good!

[@anitascarr7982]

Oh…love that!

[@chayame21]

Lol

[@Ephrem58]

Omg lool

[@michaelosgood9876]

Clever!

[@josephedokwe6177]

The craziness I noticed in this video is not all Air Peace issues. Which I believe Mr Cahill already knows about. This is just the craziness with Nigerian Airport operators body FANN. This happens with almost all airlines operating within Lagos Airport. Other issues such as crew customer training and licences show there is more room to improve. But to be honest, the Nigerian government need to do more to support its local operators such as Air Peace; first support getting a Dry Lease agreement to get newer aircraft. Secondly, new safety and training programs to improve our airport ground operations. At least these two issues when addressed make Nigeria's air space safe and peaceful.

[@thomashenden71]

That Nigerian king walking through the terminal somehow reminded me about "Coming to America"! 😆

[@saustin151]

Sexual Chocolate!

[@levrushforth6946]

Best comment😂

[@MrLoretano77]

I was thinking the absolute same thing

[@MsSkimChai]

Me too. They just needed the rose petals

[@janandnaomi2000]

All the chaos, mismanagement, delays, etc., etc., etc., and you still boarded? You are brave!

[@Tricia_K]

A lot braver than me!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Or stupid

[@gani999]

'It still has a lot of Emirates vibes' - That's the understatement of the video! They haven't even replaced the arabic instruction labels in the aircraft! Anyway, good to know you survived another epic journey on Air Drama. Thanks for the video!

[@CMDRSweeper]

Well there is an ex norwegian Twin Otter operating in Scotland UK that STILL has the labels in Norwegian and English unchanged since its last day of service in Norway around the 90s before they were retired and sold off.

[@GithinjiMuruki]

Nigeria has a huge muslim population, so I bet some could read Arabic

[@JoelHaasnoot]

Remember also that those labels are certified. It's probably $$$ to replace

[@acpalestine3296]

Arabic might be the second speaking foreign language after English in Nigeria since it has a huge Muslim population

[@mobello.]

@@acpalestine3296 i actually don't think so

[@cdr92663]

Cool that there are whistle-blowers in airline!

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Air Peace: We're known for our drama and horrendous conditions Spirit: *We will watch your career with great interest* The Nigerian king you met is Adeyeye Ogunwusi, he is the Ooni of Ife, an ancient Yorubua city. He is the spiritual head of the Yoruba people. The Ooni dynasty has existed since the seventh to ninth centuries AD. Adeyeye has been Ooni since 2015.

[@paulmorley1225]

Thank you I had to dig deep in the comments searching for this exact answer.

[@MeadowDay]

Fascinating.

[@saebmjafri]

If an employee is acting the way that these crew members are behaving in the video. It doesn't necessarily mean that they were actually like this from the beginning. In my opinion the reason why the crew members are like this because of terrible work environment and culture at the company. Long hours of work will probably also contribute a lot to this behavior.

[@toddsholtis4470]

then they should leave and do something else...

[@saebmjafri]

@@toddsholtis4470 you don't know their personal struggles.... We don't know the condition of their country... Maybe there is a shortage of jobs... Maybe it's hard for employees of peace air itself to find another job because of the reputation of the airlines.... Either way they are stuck with it. It's all conjecture tho. But imo we shouldn't judge people whom we don't know and give them the benefit of the doubt.

[@toddsholtis4470]

@@saebmjafri what is your point? everyone has personal struggles not just them! also whom made you the psychologist of YT to analyze them, you have no idea and are not qualified to do so...

[@saebmjafri]

@@toddsholtis4470 where did I analyze them. On the contrary I have been saying that we shouldn't judge or analyze them. First of all we dont know them and secondly we don't ha e enough data about their personalities, their lives and struggles to make a proper opinion about them. Instead give them the benefit of the doubt

[@chukwudimonanu7970]

@@saebmjafri "Maybe there is a shortage of jobs." You are 100% right. Many of these flight attendants are only there because it's the job they were able to get. This is the story of Nigeria. Many don't like their jobs and it's very easy to tell. They only keep working at the job because there are little to no alternatives. We are in a major job crisis.

[@Warrioruk]

The no fuel announcement was truly the best part of the entire video. That was embarrassing as hell 🤣

[@berthatz]

🤣😂🤣

[@Mohamed-rv8jr]

🤣🤣🤣

[@josephumeh3692]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@YosemiteBreeze]

Six months ago while departing Fresno, California, my daughter's Salt Lake bound flight first had to go to Bakersfield because her United flight was unable to secure enough fuel for the trip to SLC. First time I'd ever heard of that. This video makes the second.

[@Warrioruk]

@@YosemiteBreeze Haha

[@pamelaphelan4144]

I’m a retired F/A here in the USA 🇺🇸 and it saddens me to understand WHY someone would want to work in customer service with clearly NO desire to make your flight enjoyable!! Most likely it’s the pay and benefits that draw them & keep them. As far as the time the crew was on duty - that would NEVER “fly” (pun intended) here. Definitely not according to FAA regulations. 😬🤯🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Asterix_2016]

Air Peace has mainly served its owner to launder money through this company. There is another private Nigerian airline that I flew twice (don't remember the name) in 2016. It was exactly like Air Peace with a 24-hour delay on the outbound trip and a 14-hour delay on the return (Dakar-Lagos-Dakar). It was insane.

[@AEMoreira81]

Arik Air? When their A330s were taken back to the lessor, they ended up being scrapped.

[@Asterix_2016]

@@AEMoreira81 yes. Arik Air

[@Avantime]

@@Asterix_2016 That's what happens with many airlines in Nigeria. They're created not to serve customers, but to launder money and for the management to steal funds to enrich themselves. There's a reason why the elites in these countries fly European airlines like BA and Air France, often going on a long detour via Europe even for a domestic trip, because the local airlines have such a bad reputation for safety.

[@bendenisereedy7865]

Arik, Bellview, Scareways, Okada.... they've all terrified me at one time or another. I've sat and watched the wing hit a fuel bowser, I've watched all the Okada office staff come out and bodily push a plane backwards, I've been sold tickets by touts and travelled with a Nigerian name, I've seen people bleeding after fighting to board an overbooked plane, I've seen passengers dashing around the tarmac being sent from plane to plane, blasted by the engines of a taxiing plane, I've seen the stairs, loaded with furious passengers and swaying alarmingly as it was pushed back, one passenger jumping then swinging from the plane door sill and falling to the tarmac..... and don't get me started on the airports, the corrupt Police, Customs, Immigration, Security... "what have you got for me?" Nigeria is never boring.

[@wardeff]

it served your mon also

[@richardchristman5066]

Having worked in Nigeria for three years a decade ago, I can see things haven't changed. The airport looks the same (I used to depart from the D41-45 gates), the seats are the same and the people are the same. I have traveled the world and have never found a group of people who could turn on a dime from being friendly with each other to wanting to fight each other and vice versa. Hat tip to you, Josh, for traveling in Nigeria on your own. Another hat tip for your nerve to fly Air Peace. Love all the videos and your honest reporting.

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

things never change for better there, only for worse

[@Formulathefirst]

@@ascensionvaldes1412 Here comes the judge! We wish you growth and progress.

[@mariposamoreno]

@@Formulathefirst he’s just being HONEST

[@Formulathefirst]

@@mariposamoreno Everyone is entitled to their opinions and that's the reason why I didn't bother to banter. One thing is certain, we are from different cultures and I have understood one thing talking to Europeans and Americans; anything that isn't western influenced is considered savage and uncivilized. The only major things that differentiate the West from us are infrastructure and opportunities, "morally" not so much with the decay of your societal morals. Do you feel you can judge us because your economy is better? Well, I wish y'all a good life.

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

@@Formulathefirst ignorance speaking, great, you should go and live there before talking and JUDGING others

[@bookaltd]

I worked for a company in Kenya that had us travelling around Africa. Our travel agent wasn't allowed to book us on Air Peace for Nigerian trips, if it was the only option, the trip would be cancelled.

[@KDu400]

It sounds like you work for a company that actually cares about their employees. That’s great that you weren’t made to decide to risk your life for your job!

[@uchechukwunwanze1257]

The airlines in Kenya are actually worse! The hardest landing I’ve ever experienced happened on Kenya airlines last year

[@samuelwainaina1155]

​@@uchechukwunwanze1257worse than Air Peace? Name the airline you fraud!!! 😂😂😂

[@DNC55-v2j]

Says a Nigerian 😂​@@uchechukwunwanze1257

[@littlecatfeet9064]

I feel terrible for the Air Peace pilots and cabin crew who know the problems but still have to fly with them anyway. It says a lot that they emailed you.

[@doonhamer252]

If they are fully qualified they are a commodity, they should have no problem getting jobs elsewhere. They are knowingly flying alongside unqualified staff, and therefore part of the problem.. The Governments should remove the landing rights of those airlines.. I flew all over Africa until mid 90s .. Nigeria was and still is a S*** hole ..

[@fposmith]

They are tired of having to sleep on the plane like those "shop keepers" !

[@AB9_]

Wow , unreported tail strikes.. This airline is a disaster. Keep yourself safe, Josh!

[@ahmedoueslati5362]

All my support from Tunisia 🇹🇳🇹🇳 keep showing the truth we trust you !!!!!

[@taboulefattouch4744]

For those wondering why the workers are sleeping inside the duty free shops at night : - - Reason # 1 : If they don't sleep there the police will break in and steal the duty free goods at night. - - Reason # 2 : They usually work 48 hour to 72 hour shifts twice a week so they only change their clothes and have a proper shower when they are on leave (typically for 24 hours).

[@bierstick]

Reason #3: the air conditioning probably works uninterrupted and the toilets are (hopefully) clean. Reason #4: It would probably take all night to get home, sleep an hour or two, and get back on the road to work through unending “go-slow”. Qualifier: I have lived in Lagos and understand how things usually run in that beautiful but unfortunate city.

[@DabutCHeR3000]

Why don't they have sleeping bags or something? Sleeping on the dirty floors? Gross

[@space4166]

@@DabutCHeR3000your immune system becomes stronger

[@stupididiot6116]

@@DabutCHeR3000 better than a mud hut I guess !

[@chinbosschinboss2484]

@@DabutCHeR3000 because at home they would also be sleeping on the floor but at least the floor isn't actual dirt so they can clean it before they sleep on it

[@bootsross]

This was painfully entertaining...from the content to the comments of flying mil's had me laughing. Thank you for making your pain our entertainment. Air peace can feel threatened, embarrassed or see it as a stepping stone to becoming world class excellence in flight experiences.

[@Adrian-qb1tp]

Having travelled on various airlines throughout West Africa, all I can say is that you're far braver than me josh to fly on these type of airlines. Glad you made it back on the ground safely.

[@michaelchimezie3274]

Your experience is really sad, and I can totally relate. Flying in Nigeria is such a hassle, and safety is the last consideration in the airlines' minds. There's no excuse for such, and it's sad how Nigerians have to deal with this as part of our daily experience.

[@1davidsmall]

Just one thing to note about sending evidence on to media, Photos, remove the exif information - take a screen shot and send that on instead of the original file. For those who dont know: the exif information stores things like camera type location (if gps enabled / phone) date and time along with the camera settings. This may be used to track down employees..

[@JoshCahill]

Thanks for the heads up - protecting the identity of those involved is my biggest concern!

[@endangerdenglish]

@@JoshCahill Is not the most important thing the safety of the crew and public? If the crew refused to fly in unsafe conditions, surely the company would have to change their ways? Thanks for your very brave work Josh.

[@Nadia1989]

@@endangerdenglish if the crew refused, they would fire them and replace them

[@1davidsmall]

@@endangerdenglish a pilot will be a well paid job in Africa as most other places in the world. I dont think it would be easy to just quit 1 pilot job and walk into another as 'easily' as it is in the west also support for unemployment isnt normally available. This is also an invitation to Pilots to define 'Easily'.

[@endangerdenglish]

@@Nadia1989 collective bargaining power is the way all workers get their rights, even highly skilled ones like pilots.

[@martingreen331]

Another gray report Josh you are the best airline review site on the net

[@missyette]

I've never flown but thank you so much for trying to make people aware of how dangerous the company and planes are. You may just saved someone's life!

[@__Nordic]

OK not all aircraft are dangerous

[@__Nordic]

That’s just plain wrong

[@BeamCrasherNG]

Hi there. Just want to pop in and say that you shouldn’t let Air Peace make you think that all airplanes are unsafe- if you fly with a reliable airline, they know what they’re doing and it’s completely safe. Depending on what country you’re from, here are some reliable airlines: Delta United Spirit (safe, but not the best in terms of quality) Frontier Breeze Allegiant Emirates I can provide better recommendations based on your country if you’d like :)

[@briankelly5443]

@@__Nordic WHAT A HELL HOLE PLACE NIGHTMARE 🤢🤮🤮🤮

[@ChristianBraunGlazer]

@@BeamCrasherNG Southwest, Norwegian, Finnair, Alaskian, Qantas, Baltic Air, and Luke Air, British Airways. Volotea, KLM, are all reliable airlines I have flown on. Including many you have named.

[@lushainekanayake8013]

Seeing those shopkeepers sleep at the stores really breaks my heart man

[@raynalduku5818]

True. But I'll tell you why as a Nigerian. 1) Most of these people live so far away from the airport and recieve very little pay. Which makes them take the hard decision of spending the night at work. 2)The public transport system (high speed trains, buses) that are present in many developed countries are non existent in Nigeria. Which causes serious traffic to work in the morning. Many People who live in Lagos, leave their houses 5 hours before resumption time, just to meet up. 3) Most of these people are not paid well enough in their jobs, so they sleep at work to reduce expenses. The Naira has lost so much value, that people tend to spend almost 70% of their pay on breakfast, lunch and transportation to work and back. Leaving very little for other things like rent etc. These are a few reasons why they sleep there. I might have repeated several reasons. Pardon my repetition. Cheers

[@dianeluke1746]

@@raynalduku5818 Thank you for explaining this. I wish things were different for them.

[@briankelly5443]

@@raynalduku5818 what a Disgusting place I'd Hate to spend the day in that Dreadful Hell - Hole

[@briankelly5443]

@@dianeluke1746 HORRIBLE HORRIBLE HELL HOLE

[@tmcorp.inc.6311]

@@raynalduku5818 thank you for the insight, it is still heartbreaking and I pray that all countries in Africa at a certain time, figure their value, their resources, get rid of corruption and terror and have proper education, food, water and infrastructure, I know that this is never happening, because of some people taking advantage of this planet… but it is in my praying 😢

[@ludo1060]

Welcome in Nigeria Bro! Everything is like that in this country. Quality culture is inexistant while corruption is absolutely everywhere meaning the money (there is a lot flowing in Nigeria) goes in people's own pocket instead of where it is meant to be. Maintenance is also some sort of a blasphemy here....

[@oceejekwam6829]

Thanks for giving us the context of how things operate in Nigeria. I don't know about the rest t Africa, hopefully it will be more professionally run.

[@calebitula6351]

air peace has really improved their standards since the release of this video I know how bad it was 2 years ago because I fly them alot but I really urge you to fly them again specifically their lagos to london route trust me you would be impressed by the change in standard

[@joshuadala3508]

True

[@Atfirstlady]

I’m so shocked by this video to be honest, I’m still waiting to see something abnormal and factual, it all looks overly exaggerated.

[@DancingDeity]

Of course on their Lagos to London route they'll be on good behavior, but what about their flights within Africa?

[@veraaddoyobo8482]

​@Atfirstlady, why are you shocked

[@Atfirstlady]

@@veraaddoyobo8482 I’ve flown the airline and I couldn’t complain for the life of me cuz they had really nice staff, unlike when I flew premium in Value jet and the staff were so mean and spiteful.

[@jerriedenham2320]

I don’t know how I found this channel, but I am so glad I did. I first thought this guy is so negative, but then I continued watching. I love this guy and his channel. I have watched every single video and always look forward to the next. Keep up the great work Josh. Don’’t let the execs scare you off. Love what you do..

[@JoshCahill]

Well I appreciate that, I'm actually a pretty positive-minded individual 😆

[@rollingtroll]

@@JoshCahill You'd have to be to put up with this kind of shit :D.

[@gregmarquez8720]

Josh is a great creator. He just tells it like he sees it and his personal experience without being influenced like others. Hes in my top three in the airline creator category. Keep it up Josh! 👍👍👍👍

[@bantundik8509]

​@@JoshCahill how do we get hold of you Josh?

[@DMVRailfan]

Have you heard of this? All airlines... or most have this period where they don’t have the best service. Lasts for a few weeks or months. Some other airlines have bad service, depending on the crew and where you fly to. However, a small percentage of airlines have bad service ALL the time.

[@omoyemen1652]

As a former flight attendant in Nigeria, I can tell you 2 things about Nigeria aviation poor time management and 0 maintenance culture ,fly at your own risk.

[@oceejekwam6829]

You didn't "mince your words", thank you.

[@neurocidesakiwi]

I'd rather walk

[@ireumiobseum]

The Peace in Air Peace refers to the peace you get when you fall asleep onboard after they’ve delayed you for almost half a day 🤣

[@astererratum6546]

Or peace as in rest in peace when all their safety violations add up and result in a catastrophic crash.

[@hanson417]

@@astererratum6546 or the pieces you get to be

[@badmonkey2222]

Or the peaces that have fallen off and not been replaced....

[@Ealsante]

Or the captain dying peacefully in his sleep. Unlike the passengers screaming in his plane.

[@madtrucker0983]

More like the peace you have stepping off the plane.

[@amazluv]

The week this “so bad Air Peace” airline started flying to London, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Airlines decided to cut their ticket by 40%. What a coincidence They just do not want any competition.

[@TimothyGreen-iw1rg]

You just responding after 2 years, air peace have improve a lot and i do not know who pay this white to start talking rubbish

[@Myperfectshell]

This actually proves how safe flying really is. If this carrier is getting away with what they are, and many others as well, with long stretches and no crashes. Check their incident history, it’s pretty clean. How far aviation has come really is amazing😅

[@williamrosenbloom215]

That's a hot take and I like it

[@thebrowns5337]

Oh I love positive thinking. Every cloud n all that! Well done,more peopleneed a positive spin.

[@Tokeswonder]

Well duh their incident report is clean, they don’t report anything. Hence the damaged planes being flown regularly.

[@221b-l3t]

777 is a good bird.

[@chinbosschinboss2484]

If watching plane crash channels has taught me anything, its that these planes mostly fly themselves and the pilots don't ever need to do much or even anything other than turn a few knobs, and enter some coordinates into flight calculators. That's why this airline can exist. Because these pilots don't even really have to pilot. Now if something goes wrong with these airplanes you will be screwed because no body knows anything

[@pillycay7611]

As a Nigerian, I'll tell you everything in this video is the truth infact it can be worse

[@davidl1162]

Nigerians never want to do anything right. That's the problem....they love excuses and cover up....

[@rohitf117]

Thank God Josh survived this flight and tail section didn't fall off.

[@bigtridentguy]

A good friend worked for a software company that provide systems for airlines. He would share stories of how the African airlines were notorious for requesting historical data to be deleted be from records… typically after some type of incident or crash. They were told no but it didn’t keep them from asking.

[@JoannaVancouver]

Once long ago when I was a child, I was on a Nigeria Airways flight from Port Harcourt to Lagos, which took off many hours late, giving a chance for all the adults to get completely drunk. Dangerously so, the pilots seemed drunk too. I recall just after takeoff the captain sticking his head out yelling at the flight attendant "shut the f*ing door!" I'm certain this incident was unreported. Nigeria is a crazy place, the craziest I've ever lived in or been to.

[@raynalduku5818]

On behalf of Nigerians. I apologise for this traumatising experience. I hope we do better. God help us as we try to get over poor government and overall administration in Nigeria

[@bambi274]

🤣

[@sharonrigs7999]

TIA

[@abdul-kabiralegbe5660]

@@raynalduku5818 It's not government. It's PEOPLE. Government are people too. National attitude is seriously f*cked up. And until that changes, we'll just be like a wheel rolling in one spot.

[@blasthisass777]

🤣🤣

[@MDL-lw9my]

Josh, kudos to you. This is not easy to get done…you could review some mainstream carriers, but you chose the difficult route. Fascinating content here. Cheers 🥂

[@dozieezeh2473]

My Igbo brothers think that they can run an airline like a bus transportation company in Nigeria. From what I’ve watched, it’s actually a miracle that no AirPeace plane has crashed to date.

[@dehavillandcanadatwinotter9621]

I’m sure a crash would immediately put them out of business, and expose their lack of care for maintenance, or anything really. Wouldn’t even be able to blame manufacturer of the aircraft, the immediate verdict would be the glaring lack of maintenance.

[@boalifevida7212]

🤣🤣🤣

[@michaeldiaz6224]

Can we give credit to the pilots who have to fly that garbage bin vehicle?

[@chuksrichard3598]

@@michaeldiaz6224 if i was the pilot, i would respectfully resign because I can’t risk my life for the selfish owner

[@alex_b_9850]

“Running an airline like a bus company” wow that’s honestly a perfect comparison. I have to imagine a lot of buses in that part of the world are just like that, but also in general, if you neglect maintenance on a bus it doesn’t run the risk of turning into a manned suicide drone.

[@pkittler8751]

Boeing PM here. I've noticed that on the budget flag carriers you take, that the slow engine spool-up and long take-off roll are used. Although this practice does put less stress on the equipment, the degree I've seen used on your (2) flights (Iran Air and Peace) suggests that the pilots really seem hesitant to use the equipment at even 75% of normal.EG, The pilots don't have faith that the equipment won't fail at normal use levels. Am I seeing this correctly? How do you compare Western carrier take offs to these flag carriers? PS. Those tail strike pictures suggest SERIOUS structural damage probable to the empennage (Tail). I personally would never fly on a plane that had this. PSS. A friendly concern.......You should really invest in a covert camera, because I wouldn't be at all surprised if you DISAPPEARED or were poisoned by the strong-men of these flag carriers if you draw attention to your camera. Plus, just suggesting that a Muslim woman employee in Iran was flirting with you is a VERY serious offense. She could literally be stoned of hurt and you could be arrested by morality police for the "accusation". You should be more careful with some of your off-the-cuff comments in militant countries. Westerners often don not understand how little it takes to find themselves in serious trouble. I managed dozens of employees flying to all corners of the world for Boeing, and some shocking things happened for no understandable reason. Take care.

[@littlecatfeet9064]

Very much agree with you about “outing” the female Iranian ground crew. I’ve never been there but have had friends from Iran and they were constantly under surveillance when living there. Also the tail strikes and lack of faith in the equipment is scary. The pilot and a member of the cabin crew emailed Josh about these issues, which suggests total desperation.

[@lolMyke]

As an electrician, the airport lights are driving me bonkers.

[@PutsOnSneakers]

facepalm, if you were a good electrician you'd know the Hz of those lights don't resonate well with the framerate of the camera that's how you get flickering. Go take your smartphone out and try to record LED headlights of any car outside your door right now you see even more flickering due to LED lights having an even slower rate ( same things: framerate VS led Hz not being in sync.) man you suck at your job if you didn't know that

[@CanadaMatt]

It's the camera's framerate combined with its exposure. You can see the same thing in many dashcams when the tail lights of other cars appear to flicker.

[@JuaniPodrido]

@@CanadaMatt No it's the lights, if you see the reflection on the floor light is still flickering or his hands, camera's don't capture that phenomenon when it's not recording the source. You can see some light fixtures have no lighting, makes you to be believe that lighting issues is not a priority for the airport.

[@gekolizzard]

Yup…something a bit off there

[@The_Bear_with_Flair]

Yes indeed Mr. Mike! I had to look away.

[@Michele-ot8bh]

You are either a total loon, or extremely brave. Not in a million years would I fly with them. Thank you for your life saving post!

[@D_Luxe_explorer]

Air drama as usual. Traveling in Nigeria feels like war, incompetent and corrupt staffs everywhere making it even worse. Good job Josh Cahill 👍🏼 for contents like this

[@Saifull1991]

You’re a very brave person to have experienced such a horrible airline. I’d never ever risk traveling in such a bad airline. Thanks for all the work you do.

[@sklenars]

The cabin staff were actually being polite. You should see them when they're upset!!

[@thedesertdancer]

Actually, I think the Iran Airport employees are polite to Non-Iranians. Some of them go on power trips and speak very harshly with a ride tons of voice to Iranians who are visiting Iran based on my personal experience. I agree with you that employees at the Tehran Airport were actually nice to him. I don’t think they were rude because they laughed and spoke Farsi. They are in Iranian airport employees and the language spoken in Iran is Farsi and not in English. So, it makes sense that the employees spoke with each other in Farsi and they did speak with him in English since he spoke with them in English. So, I think it’s ridiculous that people are commenting that the Iranian Airport employees were rude to speak with each other in Farsi in front of him!

[@gerpressindepen5425]

@@thedesertdancer Wow, that was a quick jump from West-Africa to Iran... Not bad!

[@anthonypetercoleman339]

How there hasn't been multiple crashes with hundreds of fatalities at this point is completely beyond me.

[@joannabosededixon3734]

We Nigerian often put it down to the Grace and Mercy of God.

[@WhiteGuysMadder]

Viva Russia

[@Zhiivago]

@@WhiteGuysMadder The one who block Ukrainian ports and cause mass starvation i Africa? 👏🏻

[@anteeko]

777 and Embrear are good aircraft and all system are designed to fail safely but there is not magic if fault accumulates the danger increase fast

[@monicacarolina6480]

😂😂😂😂@@joannabosededixon3734

[@baselhs]

The only solution for this airline negligence is to report all their safety issues to foreign spaces where they operate. They will get banned and they will eventually either fix the issues or go bankrupt.

[@chona4435]

Meeeeennnnnnnn! I have been there twice. I can proudly tell you that they are super funny and friendly people. But nothing is in order there. The corruption in how things work there is something else. From the first family down to the other government related and some of the private sectors.

[@IMR95]

I've lived in Nigeria for 8 years, since I was a boy (8 years old to 15/16 years old) and it's 2022 and the check-in experience in Lagos airport has not change at all and I am baffled. One of my least favourite place is Lagos airport because of how corrupt some workers. They're not shy if they want money, especially from foreigner. I still immigrant officer asking for money while checking my family's passport.

[@jamie7374]

Do you not fear for your safety when flying with such airlines? I'd be a terrified mess the whole flight!

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

That show s that he is laying, .

[@bobafett4095]

@@ezimdanielchukwunwike531 Yes he is laying the truth for the world to see

[@EtherealMisconduct]

@@ezimdanielchukwunwike531 Looks like you are one of Air Peace’s paid staff members whose job is to praise this horrible airline.

[@MegaHariboboy]

He has so much experience flying that he himself said he is almost never scared.

[@ezimdanielchukwunwike531]

@AlexTheSB2 the spelling may be wrong, but you know what I said.period

[@SassyFunke]

Thanks for sharing Josh. I hope they take the feedback into actions. Shocking that pilots are saying they are unsafe. Yes Josh being a content creator in Nigeria is tough, most establishments don’t like cameras at all.

[@manlikeJ]

@sassyfunke, so you also follow Josh? That's wonderful

[@SassyFunke]

@@manlikeJ for many years 😊

[@eghosaidufueko5641]

The fear of cameras in public facilities in Nigeria is probably because of incompetence and poor services. Apparently, a recording might capture proof of their shoddy standards. And we are what, 62 years-old as a nation? The really galling part is that our public facilities CAN actually be good and acquire global acclaim. But appointment to leadership positions in our country often isn't by merit. It's based on other grounds.

[@teazerfemi]

Sassy funke our dearest, you see how we how we are washing our dirty pants at the world trade centre,it's a pity that I have fantastic crew at airpeace and they weren't onboard Josh flights

[@rakanmajesty2050]

Sassy Sassy am glad u re here....josh scattered the whole table

[@TacticaLLR]

I love that everywhere you go in the airport there is a flickering light 😂

[@CalGarian-qn9pw]

It reminds me of the airport in the first Final Destination movie.

[@Fomites]

Wow. I worked as a pilot in third level airlines in Papua New Guinea from 1990 to 1997 and we didn't have these problems. I also lived in Tanzania in 2010 and flew as a passenger on both regional airlines and as an only passenger in charters to a remote area where I worked and did not have your experiences.

[@zoohang6963]

I'm sharing this video with my friends and family. The last major aircrash in Nigeria happened in june 2012, 10 years ago. The way I'm seeing it, I pray it doesn't happen tho, but the next crash might be soon, and from air "peace". And I wouldn't want any loved one on board

[@godswillamadife8748]

Prophet of Doom! There won't be any plane crash in Nigeria!

[@RainelleO]

@@godswillamadife8748 Amen!

[@enzoguzman8762]

So what are we waiting for? Let’s do what Josh wants us to do so we can save lives

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Glad you made it safely, I would have been terrified! The pressure their employees must be working under must be insane.

[@asanwa3126]

@@nwachinemere7759 Dalu! These Westerners are so full of B.S!!

[@asanwa3126]

@@nwachinemere7759 exactly. They like pointing fingers but when they go to middle east countries, they are on their best behaviour

[@hag7097]

I love my people. It is the drama that kept us whole. Everyone is a bonafide actor. Enjoy, and please come AGAIN.

[@Kotchilla]

Josh, keiner macht so tolle Videos wie du und fliegt mit den exotischten Airlines. Hut ab und weiter so!

[@sebinamuwanga]

Lots of oil in Nigeria and an aircraft gets delayed for several hours because fuel has not been secured...Ironic, isn't it? With respect to the flight time, if it is the same set of crew that was rostered to fly the aircraft back to Nigeria, they should never have taken off from Lagos in the first place due to flight duty time limitations. Secondly, customer service is not very good in many parts of Africa. The exceptions are few and far between. Viewers reading this comment should not get me wrong, some places have excellent customer service! Very brave of you to fly on those aircraft. I would not dare. Thank you for the video.

[@proudlyafrican6240]

We don’t really care about your opinion

[@oceejekwam6829]

To be honest, these lengthy delays and poor customer care are typically "Nigerian". That's just the way things are done there.

[@mattk8810]

The fuel issue is because they havent paid their bills.

[@EtherealMisconduct]

All the money is going into the pockets of the corrupt government officials unfortunately

[@curtisblair7567]

Plenty of oil not many refineries.

[@jasongarufi8187]

Hi Josh i have shared a link of your video to Nigerian CAA, IATA and EASA as for the crew they may be family and friends of of other people that work for Air Peace so don't care about their job because it would be hard to sack them.

[@mjivory410]

Among most west African countries, a ""good job"" is acquired by __connections__ (family,spousal,social,academic, etc.) ??Holdovers?? from their colonial past??

[@mjivory410]

??or **cultural**??

[@jasongarufi8187]

@@mjivory410 Not sure