On October 24, 2021, a Shorts 360 aircraft operated by Malu Aviation in DRC departed from Goma Airport for a scheduled maintenance check to Lanseria Airport in South Africa. On Board were 02 pilots and 03 passengers. The aircraft made radio contact with Lusaka Area Control who handed it over to Ndola Approach at Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport (SMKIA). Ndola Approach then proceeded to hand the aircraft over to Ndola Tower for final approach. Ndola Tower (SMKIA) did not see the aircraft on final approach Runway 09 and made several attempts to contact it but to no avail. Later, Ndola Approach (SMKIA) called Ndola Tower (SMKIA) reporting that the aircraft was on ground and had erroneously landed at Peter Zuze Military Airport. The investigation team concluded that the cause of the accident was due to Human Factors. Further, other possible contributory and latent factors were identified.