Monrovia — Flight operations at Roberts International Airport (RIA) have resumed following a temporary suspension caused by a private jet incident, the Liberia Airport Authority (LAA) confirmed on Friday, May 30.
According to the LAA, both inbound and outbound flights are now operating normally after the safe removal of a disabled aircraft from the runway. The disruption began on Thursday when a 36-year-old Gulfstream IV (G4) private jet, carrying President Joseph Boakai, experienced a tire…
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