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Monday, 28 October 2013

PLANES CARRYING PILGRIMS COLLIDES AT LAGOS AIRPORT



There was a minor accident on Friday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, involving a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Air plane. The Turkish Airline plane wings collided with that of Max Air plane which had brought in Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
The collision, according to sources on group, resulted in minor damages to both airplanes and have thus been been taken away for repairs. It was learnt that the Turkish Airplane had landed safely but was taxiing to stop at the airport’s apron when its wing collided with that of Max Air, resulting in the incident.
Spokesman, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, confirmed the incident. He however said damages to the aircraft belonging to both airlines were minor and that both planes had been taken away.
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There was a minor accident on Friday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, involving a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Air plane. The Turkish Airline plane wings collided with that of Max Air plane which had brought in Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
The collision, according to sources on group, resulted in minor damages to both airplanes and have thus been been taken away for repairs.
It was learnt that the Turkish Airplane had landed safely but was taxiing to stop at the airport’s apron when its wing collided with that of Max Air, resulting in the incident.
Spokesman, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, confirmed the incident. He however said damages to the aircraft belonging to both airlines were minor and that both planes had been taken away.
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There was a minor accident on Friday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, involving a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Air plane. The Turkish Airline plane wings collided with that of Max Air plane which had brought in Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
The collision, according to sources on group, resulted in minor damages to both airplanes and have thus been been taken away for repairs. It was learnt that the Turkish Airplane had landed safely but was taxiing to stop at the airport’s apron when its wing collided with that of Max Air, resulting in the incident.
Spokesman, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, confirmed the incident. He however said damages to the aircraft belonging to both airlines were minor and that both planes had been taken away.
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There was a minor accident on Friday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, involving a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Air plane. The Turkish Airline plane wings collided with that of Max Air plane which had brought in Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
The collision, according to sources on group, resulted in minor damages to both airplanes and have thus been been taken away for repairs. It was learnt that the Turkish Airplane had landed safely but was taxiing to stop at the airport’s apron when its wing collided with that of Max Air, resulting in the incident.
Spokesman, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, confirmed the incident. He however said damages to the aircraft belonging to both airlines were minor and that both planes had been taken away.
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A Plane Carrying Pilgrims Collides With Another Plane At Lagos International Airport!

There was a minor accident on Friday the 25th of October 2013, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos, when a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Airline plane collided while taxing at the airport.

The Turkish Airline's aircraft wing collided with Max Air plane which brought in pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.

There was no casualty recorded, but the collision did cause some damages to the two aircraft involved in the accident, but we learnt that they have been fixed.

Thank God there was no casualty, not again!
- See more at: http://ngozikanwiro.blogspot.com/2013/10/a-plane-carrying-pilgrims-collides-with.html#sthash.1GJhDfjZ.dpuf

A Plane Carrying Pilgrims Collides With Another Plane At Lagos International Airport!

There was a minor accident on Friday the 25th of October 2013, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos, when a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Airline plane collided while taxing at the airport.

The Turkish Airline's aircraft wing collided with Max Air plane which brought in pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.

There was no casualty recorded, but the collision did cause some damages to the two aircraft involved in the accident, but we learnt that they have been fixed.

Thank God there was no casualty, not again!
- See more at: http://ngozikanwiro.blogspot.com/2013/10/a-plane-carrying-pilgrims-collides-with.html#sthash.1GJhDfjZ.dpuf

A Plane Carrying Pilgrims Collides With Another Plane At Lagos International Airport!

There was a minor accident on Friday the 25th of October 2013, at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport Lagos, when a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Airline plane collided while taxing at the airport.

The Turkish Airline's aircraft wing collided with Max Air plane which brought in pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.

There was no casualty recorded, but the collision did cause some damages to the two aircraft involved in the accident, but we learnt that they have been fixed.

Thank God there was no casualty, not again!
- See more at: http://ngozikanwiro.blogspot.com/2013/10/a-plane-carrying-pilgrims-collides-with.html#sthash.1GJhDfjZ.dpuf

There was a minor accident on Friday at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, involving a Turkish Airline aircraft and a Max Air plane. The Turkish Airline plane wings collided with that of Max Air plane which had brought in Pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.
The collision, according to sources on group, resulted in minor damages to both airplanes and have thus been been taken away for repairs. It was learnt that the Turkish Airplane had landed safely but was taxiing to stop at the airport’s apron when its wing collided with that of Max Air, resulting in the incident.
Spokesman, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Mr. Fan Ndubuoke, confirmed the incident. He however said damages to the aircraft belonging to both airlines were minor and that both planes had been taken away.
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