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Trump won't take Air Force 1 to Davos

Air Force One Electrical Issue Forces Trump’s Flight Back To Base

Air Force One was forced to return to Joint Base Andrews Tuesday night after the crew detected an electrical problem during takeoff.

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Trump once again en route to Davos after ‘minor electrical issue’ forced Air Force One to turn back

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Donald Trump won't take Air Force One to Davos after an electrical issue forced a U-turn

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Trump arrives in Davos, outlines global ambitions

President Donald Trump has arrived in Davos, Switzerland, after a delay caused by an electrical issue with Air Force One, ahead of his address to the World Economic Forum.

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Trump cancels tariff threat over Greenland, says NATO agreed to ‘framework’ of future Arctic deal

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Electrical issue on Air Force One delays President Trump’s travel

Total Pro Sports

Air Force One Makes Emergency Landing With President Trump On Board, Reason Identified [VIDEOS]

Donald Trump's presidential plane had a technical issue that forced Air Force One to return to Joint Base Andrews.

Radar Online

Air Force One's Abrupt Landing Sparks Trump, 79, Health Fears — Leaving Social Media Users Suspecting 'Prez Suffered Medical Emergency'

The president's plane returned to Joint Base Andrews shortly after its 10:20 p.m. takeoff. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told the traveling media the crew experienced a "minor electrical issue" and turned around "out of an abundance of caution."

The National Interest on MSN

Why Air Force One Experienced Trouble This Week—and Why That Rarely Happens

Air Force One was forced to turn back on its way to Davos, Switzerland—forcing President Donald Trump to use the vice presidential aircraft instead.