United Nigeria Airlines aircraft suffers strike

 United Nigeria Airlines aircraft suffers strike

....Airline grounds two airplanes 





United Nigeria Airlines has announced the grounding of two of its operating aircraft following bird strike on their respective engines just less than 24 -hours from the first incident.
The first bird strike on Airbus A320 was recorded at the Port Harcourt Airport while the second incident happened today at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
A statement from the airline on Sunday says grounding the two aircraft for technical inspection will surely inform adjustments in its flight operations,just as it appeals for understanding by the customers.
The reads further:
“In line with our strict and uncompromising safety standards, the affected aircraft has been withdrawn from service for comprehensive technical inspections before returning to operations.
“This brings the total number of Airbus aircraft withdrawn from service in less than 24-hours to two. As a result, some flights across our network will be disrupted and may not operate as earlier scheduled. United Nigeria Airlines remains firmly committed to upholding the highest safety standards.
“This is indeed another bird Strike too many, however, we sincerely apologize for any inconveniences this unforeseen development may cause to your travel plans and kindly seek the understanding and patience of our valued passengers and the general public.
” Our team is working diligently to minimize disruptions and to provide support to all affected travelers”.

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