more grim news for kenyan aviation
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I am rather confused. Neither airstrip at Lamu Manda - civil or military has any kind of lighting or approach for an aircraft trying to land or take-off at midnight. Reports have the aircraft as a small piston twin - in which case what where they doing at midnight trying to operate into either of these airstrips???
The report mentions mechanical failure but it sounds like there is a lot more to the story than just this.
The report mentions mechanical failure but it sounds like there is a lot more to the story than just this.
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I've heard many sides to the story. fact is, it was a C310 (5Y-BNC). they had 2 military personnel onboard and they were going to Kismayo. So i think it's safe to say that those operations may have been 'hush hush.' After the crash, the military secured the site and will be performing the investigation. simply put, i think that is all we are going to hear about that 
the pilot was a good friend though..
the pilot was a good friend though..
