US EditionAustralia prime minister’s flight lands in St. Louis after crew member’s head injury
The plane diverted after luggage caused a crew member's head injury, prompting emergency medical care during the Prime Minister's return from the US, officials said.
- On Tuesday, an airplane carrying Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an unscheduled landing at St. Louis Lambert International Airport after a crew member suffered a medical emergency.
- A crew member was struck in the head by luggage that fell from an overhead locker, prompting Royal Australian Air Force 343 to turn around above northern Missouri after departing Washington, D.C., at 6:17 p.m.
- The injured crew member was taken to a St. Louis hospital, 7News reported, after the aircraft landed at Lambert at 7:42 p.m. and remained there as of 9 p.m.
- Albanese will meet US President Donald Trump again next week in Malaysia for the ASEAN conference, as the federal government celebrated Trump's strong support for the submarine plan.
- Beyond the diversion, the visit yielded a critical-minerals pact that will see the US and Australia each invest $1.5 billion over six months, boosting Australia’s supply chain outside China.
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A plane carrying Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an emergency landing on Tuesday evening after a visit to Donald Trump.
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AlKhaleej TodayPlane carrying Australian PM makes emergency landing in US after crew member injured mid-flight
MOSCOW, Oct 22 — The plane of Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had to make an emergency landing in the United States after a crew member got injured on board the aircraft, Sputnik/RIA Novosti reported, citing the Australian broadcaster SBS.Albanese was on his way back to Australia following a meeting with US President Donald Trump.The prime minister’s plane made an emergency landing in St Louis, Missouri, on Tuesday evening local time,…
The incident occurred shortly after Albanese finished talks with United States President Donald Trump in Washington.
Australia Prime Minister's flight lands in STL due to crew injury
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's flight had to make an emergency stop at St. Louis' Lambert Airport after a crew member was struck in the head by luggage and taken to the hospital.
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