Aviation
AIB Commences Investigation On Air Peace Aircraft Emergency Return
By LOVETH AZODO, Lagos
The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB), Nigeria has said that it has commenced investigations on an incident involving a Boeing 737-500 aircraft operated by Air Peace, with registration marks, 5N-BUJ on the 5th November.
The Bureau stated in a statement signed by its General Manager, Public Affairs, Tunji Oketunbi that the aircraft, which departed Murtala Muhammad Airport at 0735 local time was enroute Owerri from Lagos with 90 passengers and 6 crew members on board.
“From the information provided by the Air Traffic Control (ATC), the flight crew declared engine failure at 07:47 local time and subsequently made an air return to Lagos.”
“The aircraft landed safely at 08:06 local time. All the occupants disembarked with no injury. The AIB team of safety investigators has commenced investigation.”
It continued “As the sole Agency mandated to undertake the investigation of aircraft accidents and serious incidents, the Bureau wants the public to know that it would be open to receiving any video clip, relevant evidence or information that may assist in this investigation.”
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