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BK aircraft in runway accident at Eteringbang

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July 14, 2021
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A Cessna aircraft owned by the Jags Aviation suffered a runway excursion at Eteringbang earlier on Wednesday.

At Approximately 11:34hrs today, (Wednesday) the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) received a report of a CESSNA Caravan operated by Jags Aviation involved in a runway excursion upon landing at Eterengbang airstrip in Region 7.

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The GCAA said preliminary reports indicate that no one is injured.
“GCAA has dispatched Inspectors to the area to begin investigations.

Updates will be provided when more information becomes available,” the authority said in a release.

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