No Casualty In Aircraft Accident, Says Air Force Chief
11 April 2015 |
6:56 am
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal AN Amosu, has confirmed that a Helicopter of the Nigerian Air Force has encountered severe damage but recorded no casualties.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal AN Amosu, has confirmed that a Helicopter of the Nigerian Air Force has encountered severe damage but recorded no casualties.
According to him, the Super Puma Helicopter that was on a training mission in Lagos at about 10:00am yesterday “suffered severe damages due to hydraulic failure while on taxi to the Hanger.”
“The main Rotor debris caused damage to some ground equipment. We have ordered immediate investigation to unravel the circumstances that led to the accident,” he said.
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1 Comments
Nigerian Airforce should please be proactive and take maintenance of equipment seriously to safe lives and properties.
We will review and take appropriate action.