View Full Version : Plane crash in Kaduna?
Flying Touareg
28th Nov 2005, 13:17
There arae rumours of a plane crash in Kaduna. Any body with info?
Flying Touareg
28th Nov 2005, 15:37
A private jet belonging to a bizman from maiduguri.Not sure of the type.The f/o just got back from sim training on the jet.first job. really sad.,went to school together.Details still sketchy but reports indicate the plane carshed while taking off.
HappyPilot
28th Nov 2005, 16:38
Any info on the aircraft type? It wasn't a citation was it?
HP
nozzle
28th Nov 2005, 17:41
I am working in Kaduna it was a king air200 came three days ago from the states.Both crew on board were killed the aircraft went down after take off crash unknown still there is nothing left of this aircraft.
Sensible Garage
30th Nov 2005, 05:45
http://allafrica.com/stories/200511291254.html
and several olther sites report N73MN but that seems wrong to me, any idea on the correct reg?
also reported that the King Air was in the UK with Gama Avn for maint?
Capt. Manuvar
30th Nov 2005, 14:39
Beechcraft Kingair 200 took off from Kaduna DNKA and entered a steep bank and crashed into the ground. The F/O was a really nice guy, really sad.
There are some disturbing reports that the 1st 2 Airport fire service vehicles arrived at the crash scene without water, the 3rd was able to get some water, by then it was too late, apparently the crew did not die from impact but as a result of the post crash fire. After all the noise made after the bellview crash, its sad that nothing is being done to improve emergency response.
RIP to the crew and condolences to the families.
Does anyone have a correct registration number?
nozzle
1st Dec 2005, 07:25
I remember it was N45 something i dont remember the rest of it
Istorik
2nd Dec 2005, 08:31
I have seen a Nigerian report, where the Registration was indicated as N73MW. It looks like a truth. This Beech-200 has the serial number BB-22.
nozzle
2nd Dec 2005, 09:19
You probably right,Who was the second crew on board have you any idea?
Istorik
2nd Dec 2005, 11:01
I have no idea. Maybe the aircraft was flown by the single pilot? The second person is reported to be a woman (a passenger???).
MysticFlyer
2nd Dec 2005, 11:58
One rock into a bush...let's see what comes out:p
Someone escapes (low and behold) from the tight security in an airport in London, getting away from a legal case.
A plane crashes in Kaduna, witnesses claim four bodies, under high security and ambulances for two hours long, it's confirmed only two bodies are removed.
The plane maintained in UK?
Stand back gentlemen, democracy in the making here!:O
MF