The state of our Aviation system seems to be dwindling by the day as more reports surface about failed engines etc.On Tuesday it is reported that another air tragedy was averted when an Aero Contractors’ pilot of flight AJ 133 with over 90 passengers,returned an Abuja-bound flight to the Lagos airport after one of the engines was said to have developed technical problem.
According to reports.the plane took off from Lagos at about 6:55 pm yesterday on its way to Abuja and when the pilot noticed a problem with one of the two engines, he made air return after the flight had been airborne for some time.
On Sunday,a similar experience was witnessed when an Aero flight AJ318 was delayed for hours and eventually cancelled .2face and his.....
team were said to be among the passengers.The flight was scheduled for 8pm,it was delayed till about 11 pm.When they were inline to board,they were delayed for another 30 mins and were offered no concrete information on the reasons for the delay.
At about 12 or so,they were told the plane had a cooling system problem and were told to return the next day.
Does this mean all or most of Aero planes are faulty?
Something needs to be done
Emeh my supersta blogger.Thanks for this report coz I was on that plane.So traumatic.
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thank God,lifes were not lost
ReplyDeleteNice one.You are original and go the extra mile to get info. Aero needs to sit up
ReplyDeleteIm scared for Nigeria.The rate at which human lives are toyed with is somethingelse.These planes are death traps.smh
ReplyDeleteAero is reacting to reports circulating in the media of an AeroContractors flight AJ133 which made an air return to Lagos after a generator failure on Tuesday. The APU was started and its generator used. The Captain however decided to return back to Lagos and have the Generator replaced. There were no issues with the engines and they operated normally.
ReplyDeleteCommenting on the issue, the managing director of the airline Captain Akinlawon George, said:
“The pilot decided to make an air return. This is a standard practice, and Aero Contractors will always adhere to best practices at all times. Passenger’s safety is our biggest priority and at no time was the safety of our passengers in jeopardy".
Thanks for the update Musa.Would blog their own side of the story now.
Deleteoh pls am a staff of aerocontractors n we have been in operation for 53yrs now we dont fly any aircraft that is not certified 'ok to fly'. you guys should stop trying to pull us down
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