Max Air Boeing 737 suffers multiple tire bursts upon landing Abuja Airport, Nigeria

By Bart Noëth -7 May 2023

A Max Air Boeing 737-400 (registered 5N-MBD) suffered multiple tire bursts upon landing at Abuja Airport, Nigeria operating a domestic flight from Yola. The 144 passengers and 6 crew members safely left the aircraft. The airport authorities were forced to close the airport for a period to remove the 737 from the runway.

Very little is known about the airline, but planespotters.net knows that Max Air has actually 4 Boeing 737, 1 Boeing 747 and 2 Embraer ERJ-145 in service.

Max Air is a domestic and international airline based in Nigeria, the country’s longest-serving international airline. Established in 2008 by business mogul Alhaji Dahiru Barau Mangal, the company’s head office is located in Kano State with its base at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano. (wikipedia Max Air)

Racoon:
Thank goodness disaster was averted. God forbid any future recurrence.

alpharoyalty:
The only thing known by this airline is that it is owned by a fulani man and was favored over other airlines due to obvious nepotism and corruption by the fulani republic of Nigeria.
Imagine the money paid to the airline by our wicked federal government when another airline with better aircrafts was ready to flow Nigerians from Sudan for free.

Details Of How Buhari’s Govt Spent N1.5 Billion To Evacuate Nigerians From Europe Over Russia-Ukraine War Emerges

...NEMA in it’s response revealed that the operation lasted between March 3 and 13, 2022, and $2,224,000.00 was paid to three airlines – Air Peace Limited, Azman Air Limited, and Max Air Limited – to airlift a total of 1,500 Nigerian citizens from Europe during the war.

The agency said Air Peace Limited received $1,224,000.00; Azman Air Limited received $500,000.00 and Max Air Limited also received $500,000.00.

africandollar:
Na wetin dey happen be this when you try to do pass yourself

FalseProphet1: