A U.S. Coast Guard plane carrying Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin was forced to make an emergency landing on Wednesday after experiencing engine failure, CBS News reported.
The aircraft landed safely at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. No further details regarding injuries or the specific nature of the mechanical issue were immediately released.
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Good news that everyone is safe. These emergency landings are always nerve-wracking for the passengers involved.
Wow, that’s a close call. I wonder what specific mechanical issue caused the failure on this Coast Guard flight.
I find it surprising that such a high-ranking official was traveling on a single-engine turboprop rather than a larger jet.
Reagan National is a tricky airport to land at, especially with engine trouble. Glad the pilot handled it well.