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AirJet Angola Embraer ERJ-145 Destroyed in Landing Accident at Kolwezi Airport

Airline Accident Highlights Safety Concerns in Central Africa

An AirJet Angola Embraer ERJ-145 was destroyed by fire after a landing accident at Kolwezi Airport in the Democratic Republic of Congo on November 17, 2025. All 34 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely. The aircraft was carrying a delegation from the DRC Ministry of Mines. The incident is currently under investigation. AeroTime reported on the accident, citing local authorities and social media posts. The ERJ-145, built in 2001, had previously flown with multiple operators before joining AirJet Angola’s fleet. Kolwezi Airport has a single paved runway and handles a mix of scheduled regional flights, business jets, and government charters.

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    AirJet Angola Embraer ERJ-145 Destroyed in Landing Accident at Kolwezi Airport

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    Airline Accident Highlights Safety Concerns in Central Africa

    An AirJet Angola Embraer ERJ-145 was destroyed by fire after a landing accident at Kolwezi Airport in the Democratic Republic of Congo on November 17, 2025. All 34 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely. The aircraft was carrying a delegation from the DRC Ministry of Mines. The incident is currently under investigation. AeroTime reported on the accident, citing local authorities and social media posts. The ERJ-145, built in 2001, had previously flown with multiple operators before joining AirJet Angola’s fleet. Kolwezi Airport has a single paved runway and handles a mix of scheduled regional flights, business jets, and government charters.

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