The pilot of the flight that crashed in Lagos, killing all 153 people on board including an Indian co-pilot and over 40 others on the ground, reported to the control tower that both of its engines had failed before it went down, the civil aviation chief said today.
Director of Nigeria’s Civil Aviation Authority Harold Demureen said that there was confusion at the airport before it was learnt that the aircraft has crashed.
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