Nigerian Air Force starts retrieving black boxes from crashed ATR‑42 in Ondo

Nigerian Air Force starts retrieving black boxes from crashed ATR‑42 in Ondo
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The Nigerian Air Force has begun recovering the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder from an ATR‑42 that crashed near the Nigerian Navy’s Forward Operating Base in Igbokoda, Ondo State, killing 25 people.

The aircraft was on a mission from Benin City to Lagos when it went down in a swamp, leaving 20 passengers and five crew members dead, and the Navy deployed specialised sonar equipment and personnel to aid the recovery effort.

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