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Timeline of eight Nigerian Air Force aircraft crashes in six years

The Nigerian military has recorded several aircraft crashes and operational incidents in the past six years, resulting in the deaths of military personnel and as well as raising concerns over aviation safety. DAILY POST reports that the incidents involved fighter jets, helicopters, trainer aircraft and transport planes operated by the Nigerian Air Force, NAF. Below […] Timeline of eight Nigerian…

Timeline of eight Nigerian Air Force aircraft crashes in six years

Between 2021 and 2026, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) experienced a series of eight aircraft crashes and operational incidents, resulting in the loss of 25 military personnel and raising concerns about aviation safety. The incidents include crashes of Beechcraft King Air B350i, Alpha Jet, Beechcraft King Air 350, Super Mushshak trainer aircraft, MI-171E helicopter, MI-35P helicopter, and ATR-42 transport aircraft.

The crashes occurred in various locations across Nigeria, including Abuja, Borno State, Kaduna State, Niger State, Rivers State, and Ondo State, involving a range of aircraft types and missions.

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