A plane carrying Brazil President Lula lands safely at Mexico City airport after circling for hours
- An airplane carrying Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva landed safely in Mexico City after circling due to a technical issue for four hours.
- The Brazilian Air Force confirmed the Airbus A319's safe landing at 7:16 p.m. local time.
- Brazil's press secretary José Chrispiniano reported, “We landed and everyone is well.
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Lula back in Brasilia after botched flight
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is finally back in Brasilia since 10.12 am local time Wednesday after a second Brazilian Air Force (FAB) airplane was sent to Mexico City to pick him up alongside his entourage following a technical problem with the VC-1 Airbus A329CJ aircraft carrying him that resulted in an emergency landing.
Airplane, an Airbus A319 VIP, was purchased in 2005 during President Lula's first term. Named Santos Dumont, he was eventually nicknamed Aerolula
Plane Carrying Brazil President Lula Lands Safely at Mexico City Airport After Circling for Hours
ZUMPANGO, Mexico—An airplane carrying Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva back to Brasilia landed safely on Tuesday at Mexico City’s Felipe Angeles airport after circling for hours due to a technical problem. Brazil’s air force confirmed the safe landing of the aircraft, an Airbus A319, at 7:16 p.m. local time after four hours circling the airport. “We landed and everyone is well,” Brazil’s press secretary José Chrispiniano told The As…
Takeoff failure caused the aircraft to spend almost 5 hours circling the airport until it lost fuel and managed to land safely
A technical problem forced the President of Brazil's plane to make long waiting loops, this Tuesday, October 1, 2024, in the sky over Mexico City from where it had just taken off. The aircraft is an Airbus A319 of the Brazilian Air Force.
The President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and his delegation landed tonight at Felipe Ángeles International Airport, located one hour from Mexico City, after the presidential aircraft presented a technical problem after takeoff. The Brazilian Air Force (FAB) indicated that the presidential plane VC-1 presented a technical problem after takeoff. For this reason, the aircraft had to fly in circles for almost five hours to consume fuel be…
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