Barely one week after a helicopter landed in the Benin-Ore Expressway, the company that operated the flight: Tropical Arctic Logistics Limited (TAL) said the chopper embarked on medical services to save a life, The Nation reports.

The chopper company said it got the approval from the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), which endorsed the clearance for flight saying it did not breach any aviation regulation in its bid to conduct life-saving operations in collaboration with Flying Doctors.

Chief Operating Officer of TAL, Engineer Femi Adeniyi said: "We wish to state that our mission for that flight was to save lives, we immediately swung into action and rushed to the site in record time to pick the individual who is currently recuperating in the hospital."

SOURCE: https://www.tori.ng