Safari aircraft with 30 occupants diverts to Kilimanjaro after zebra collision

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Safari aircraft with 30 occupants diverts to Kilimanjaro after zebra collision
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A safari aircraft carrying 26 passengers and four crew members collided with a zebra during takeoff at Seronera airfield in Serengeti National Park and reported a landing gear problem shortly after takeoff, then diverted to Kilimanjaro International Airport for an emergency landing.

Operations at Kilimanjaro International Airport were temporarily suspended on Sunday because of the incident.

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