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Eritreans and Nigerians expelled from Lybia hijack an airplane

Khartoum, Sudan - The aircraft would have landed at Sudanese capital's airport without problems

Dozens Eritrean and Nigerian-native persons expelled from Lybia, would have hijacked the airplane on board which they had left from the country, forced to go back to the respective native states, making it travel towards Khartoum Airport (Sudan), where the aircraft would have landed without problems, and where the hijackers themselves would have then decided to surrender to Sudanese Police without...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 102329
Rome, Italy, 08/27/2004 16:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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