The Nigerian Air Force has lost another F-7Ni jet in a crash, with a two-seat trainer coming down on 14 July.Information Guide Nigeria
The Nigerian Air Force has lost another F-7Ni jet in a crash, with a two-seat trainer coming down on 14 July.Information Guide Nigeria
Nigerian Air Force Director, Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, said in a statement on Friday the aircraft crashed in Makurdi, the capital of Benue State in northern Nigeria, while on routine training exercise.
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The two pilots on board survived the crash after ejecting from the aircraft. The pilots were taken to hospital for observation.
Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Hassan Abubakar constituted a Board of Inquiry to determine the causes of the crash.NYSC Portal
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