United Nigeria Airlines has reported its third bird strike incident within a 48-hour period, raising concerns about aviation safety. The airline is investigating the repeated occurrences.

United Nigeria Airlines experienced disruptions to its scheduled services after two of its aircraft were affected by separate incidents involving a jet blast and a bird strike on Sunday.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and United Nigeria Airlines met to discuss recurring bird strike incidents, airport infrastructure deficiencies, and other operational safety concerns.

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United Nigeria Airlines experienced another bird strike, marking the second incident in less than 24 hours and disrupting flight operations from Abuja.

United Nigeria Airlines has grounded one of its aircraft following another bird strike incident. This marks the fifth such occurrence for the airline, raising concerns about operational safety.

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United Nigeria Airlines experienced a bird strike involving an Airbus A320 during takeoff from Asaba Airport, marking the third such incident for the carrier.