A Flybird private jet made an emergency landing at Malam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA) on Sunday morning, around 9:30 a.m.
According to the report, the aircraft, carrying 11 passengers, including three crew members, was en route from Abuja when it crash-landed. Fortunately, all passengers were safely evacuated, according to an eyewitness.
In a statement issued in Lagos and signed by its Corporate Communications team, the airline described the occurrence as an unusual landing, stressing that safety procedures were followed.
“The flight crew followed all established operational and safety procedures, bringing the aircraft to a safe stop,” the company said.
The company also confirmed that all passengers and crew disembarked safely and that no injuries were recorded.
“The aircraft has been secured, and the incident has been formally reported to the relevant aviation authorities,” the statement read.
The airline further stated that a detailed technical inspection and investigation had commenced in line with regulatory requirements.
Flybird reiterated its commitment to safety and operational excellence, pledging full cooperation with aviation authorities as investigations continue.
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Recall that last week, an Alfa Jet aircraft crashed a few kilometres from Karabonde town in Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State. The two pilots on board successfully ejected before the crash and were reported safe.
No casualties were recorded, and no houses or other properties were affected by the incident.
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