The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) confirmed on Tuesday that its C-130 aircraft, which earlier made a precautionary landing during a ferry flight in Bourkina Faso, has successfully continued its journey and landed safely in Banjul, the Gambia.
Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, Director of Public Relations and Information said, “This is after transiting Accra in line with an updated flight plan, routing through Casablanca to Portugal for scheduled depot maintenance.
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“Ferry flights for aircraft programmed for maintenance are required to operate through designated airfields, with movements appropriately spaced in accordance with established aviation safety procedures.
“All personnel are safe and the aircraft remains serviceable.
“The Nigerian Air Force appreciates the host authorities in Ghana,
“The Gambia, and other countries overflown for the kind support extended to the crew, and also acknowledges the concern and goodwill expressed by Nigerians.
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“The Service reassures the public of its unwavering commitment to the highest standards of safety and professionalism in all operations.”
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