Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau probes Challenger 604 door separation on Abuja‑Lagos

Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau probes Challenger 604 door separation on Abuja‑Lagos
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The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has opened an investigation into a Bombardier Challenger 604, registration T7‑SEI, operated by Triton after its door separated during a flight from Abuja to Lagos.

The aircraft departed Abuja at 1612 UTC, returned and landed at 1634 UTC, and the door separation occurred at about 3,500 feet, roughly three nautical miles from the departure airport; nine people were on board, comprising three crew members and six passengers.

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