Why ProfOsinbajo’s helicopter crashed, by AIB
The other reasons are loss of visual contact with the ground and external surroundings, inappropriate landing techniques and limited planning before the commencement of the flight by the crew.
The Accident and Investigation Bureau released details of the crash alongside three others that happened in the country between 2014 and 2019 in Abuja yesterday.AIB Commissioner Akin Olateru, who gave accounts of the Kabba helicopter, said the crew lost visual contact with the ground and external surroundings while trying to land at the stadium.
The commissioner said the AIB had recommended that the Office of the National Security Adviser involved the Presidential Air Fleet Unit in the coordination and preparation of all “Executive VIP” flights.Olateru said: “The flight crew stated that they sighted the intended landing area as a result of the cloud of residual dust generated by the downwash of a Police helicopter.
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