Aircraft engineers and technicians of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) have accomplished a remarkable milestone by restoring a Dornier DO-228 aircraft that had been grounded since 2001.

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The 22-year-old engineers in the Royal Air Force admitted committing criminal damage and were sentenced to community work and ordered repay more than $3,500.

The 22-year-old engineers in the Royal Air Force admitted committing criminal damage and were sentenced to community work and ordered repay more than $3,500.

The 22-year-old engineers in the Royal Air Force admitted committing criminal damage and were sentenced to community work and ordered repay more than $3,500.

The 22-year-old engineers in the Royal Air Force admitted committing criminal damage and were sentenced to community work and ordered repay more than $3,500.

The 22-year-old engineers in the Royal Air Force admitted committing criminal damage and were sentenced to community work and ordered repay more than $3,500.