A Max Air aircraft departing Yola airport for Abuja yesterday evening suffered a tyre burst during take-off.
Max Air’s flight number NGL1649, a Boeing 737 with registration mark 5N-ADB, reportedly carried 119 passengers and six crew members on board.
A statement by the Director of Public…
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