United Nigeria Airlines has taken its Airbus A320-200 out of service after the aircraft was hit by a bird strike on Wednesday. This incident marks the sixth time a United Nigeria Airlines carrier has been involved in a bird strike in 2026. According to Chibuikem Uloka, the airline's Public Relations Officer, the decision to withdraw the aircraft was made to ensure safety. The airline's move comes after a series of bird strikes affecting its operations this year.
The bird strike on Wednesday prompted the airline to reevaluate the safety of its Airbus A320-200. United Nigeria Airlines has chosen to ground the aircraft to prevent any potential risks to passengers. The frequency of bird strikes affecting the airline's carriers is a concern that needs to be addressed.
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