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Bandundu Airport (FZBO) — MSFS Landing Stats

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Bandundu Airport

Country: Congo - KinshasaIATA: FDUType: Medium AirportCity: BandunduElevation: 1063 ftRunways: 11 (4,528 ft) • 29 (4,528 ft)Total Landings: 0
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Accidents & Incidents

  • In one report, a Let-410 UVP, tail number 9Q-CIM of Cargo Bull Aviation suffered a bird strike and crashed with no injuries but aircraft written off.
  • In the other report an Antonov (either an An-24 or An-32 ) that had stopped en route from Kinshasa N'Dolo Airport to Nioki Airport lost its number 1 engine during initial climb and crashed 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) from Bandundu with substantial damage but no injuries.
Source: WikipediaCached: 2026-07-18 16:53Z