[v1r]

On August 1, 2023, a light single-engine Jabiru J430 airplane, registered as 5N-CCQ and operated by Air First Hospitality & Tours, encountered a critical incident in Lagos, Nigeria. The aircraft was on a test flight with two passengers when it crash-landed into an old communication pole on Oba Akran Avenue, near Ikeja Bus Stop, around 4 pm local time.

Despite the fiery aftermath of the crash and the damage sustained, the two individuals aboard the aircraft were rescued and promptly taken to the hospital for treatment. At the time of impact, rainfall helped contain the spread of the fire, likely preventing further damage or injury on the ground.

[houseoftechno]

That plane had a smoke trail on its descent.

[durt]

Thats a shitty place to land, and doing it up-side-down is just going to make a mess

[kellyhound]

many sites and social media posts wrote it's a helicopter even with the above vid

The light single-engine aircraft, turbo 5N-CCQ which crashed in Lagos is operated by a private company owned by a top government official.

The plane with two passengers on board crash-landed into an old communication pole inward Ikeja Bus Stop on Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja Lagos around 4 pm on Tuesday.

The two occupants of the helicopter were however rescued and taken to the hospital.

[kellyhound]

pics:

[Trucked up]

EJECT EJECT EJECT!!!!

[MamaGonFishin]

"Lands" on the street? I guess that's right. I mean, someone jumps out a high rise window, technically they do "land" on the ground.

[William May]

Perhaps they had a stray kangaroo or wallaby riding in the back, and jumping up and down on the seat.

[x68000]

That's not a street, it's the main runway at Lagos International Airport

[depraved1]

What a place to crashland.