Broke down at an unexpected moment: Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's plane broke down

Trudeau's plane broke down while he was on vacation/Collage 24 Channel

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was involved in an unexpected incident. The head of the Canadian government's plane broke down while he was out of his country.

In the end, another aircraft had to be found for Trudeau, so he could fly home. Fortunately, the incident had a happy ending.

Trudeau's plane breaks down while on vacation

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was enjoying a vacation in Jamaica with his family, was faced with an unexpected problem when his return to Canada was disrupted by an airplane malfunction.

< p>In a statement released by Canadian Defense spokesperson Andre-Anne Paulin, it was revealed that the plane carrying the Prime Minister's party experienced a mechanical problem shortly after Justin Trudeau arrived on vacation.

Trudeau planned to return home on January 4. However, on January 2, it turned out that his plane was experiencing technical problems.

Immediately mobilizing a team of qualified technicians, Canada quickly sent them to Jamaica the next day to repair the Prime Minister's plane. Andre-An Pauline assured that a second aircraft was immediately dispatched with a maintenance team to correct the problems of the first aircraft.

Notably, this support aircraft remained in close proximity, serving as a plan in case of any further complications, ensuring a smooth departure for the Prime Minister if necessary.

Thankfully, after a short period of inconvenience both the Trudeau family and the additional aircraft carrying essential technical experts successfully landed in Canada as originally planned. It is worth noting that the aircraft that suffered an unfortunate breakdown was purchased in 2020.

This is not the first time Trudeau has encountered logistics problems

• This is not the first time Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has faced a series of logistical setbacks related to problems with a government aircraft.
• So, in September 2023, he has to stay in India for two more days after the G20 summit due to a faulty part found on his plane.

< li>It should be noted that the Prime Minister of Canada has a ban on traveling on commercial flights for security reasons.

• With all that, observing the usual practice of leisure travel, the Prime Minister guarantees reimbursement to the state of expenses incurred on tickets for yourself and your family members.