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Keyamo flags Delta roadway aircraft landing as security breach, vows sanctions

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The aircraft before take-off on Delta road (PHOTO CREDIT: Daily Trust)

Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo has described the controversial landing and unauthorised take-off of a private aircraft from a Delta roadway as a serious breach of aviation regulations and a national security concern.

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