The chairman of the investigative committee for the June 2, 2012 crash of a Nigerian Allied Air (4W) cargo B727-200F (MSN 22540 | 5N-BJN) at Accra Kotoka International Airport which killed 10 people on the ground, has presented the final report to the Ghanaian Ministry of Transport for consideration. Among the findings by Captain Alec Grant Sam and his committee are that the pilots of the 727 "were partly to blame" for the accident, having touched down too far along runway 21 to allow them to stop safely.
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Showing posts with label Allied Air Cargo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allied Air Cargo. Show all posts
Friday, July 12, 2013
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
► NIGERIA: Allied Air Cargo to replace B727Fs with B737-400Fs.
Allied Air Cargo (4W) of Nigeria has selected Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. (AEI), to provide two firm B737-400SF 11 Pallet Configuration conversions, with an option for one additional conversion. The first aircraft is a high gross weight B737-400 (MSN 26081) built in 1993 and will undergo freighter modification in June 2013 at AEI’s Authorized Conversion Centre in Jacksonville, Florida.
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737-400F,
Aeronautical Engineers,
Allied Air Cargo,
Boeing,
Cargo,
Nigeria,
United States
Monday, May 13, 2013
► SIERRA LEONE: Allied Air Cargo begins once weekly Ostend to Freetown via Lagos flights.
Nigeria's Allied Air Cargo (4W) have launched a new weekly Ostend to Freetown, Sierra Leone flight via Lagos Nigeria. The maiden flight was launched on May 11.
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Allied Air Cargo,
Belgium,
Cargo,
Freetown,
Inaugural,
Lagos,
Nigeria,
Ostend,
Route,
Sierra Leone
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