German Air Force plane broke down and got stuck in Seychelles

A German Air Force plane made an emergency landing and got stuck in the Seychelles due to a malfunction. This was reported on August 16 by the FOCUS online news portal with reference to the DPA agency and the country's Ministry of Defense.

"The Bombardier Global 5000 aircraft, which was performing a training flight from Egypt to the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean, made an unplanned landing on the island due to a technical malfunction," the material says.

It is specified that the lives of the crew members are not in danger. Troubleshooting is underway.

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The Yahoo portal reported on August 12 that the American CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft made an emergency landing at the base of the Utsunomiya Self-Defense Forces of Japan in Tochigi Prefecture. The American side requested a so-called preventive landing to avoid a possible accident. As a result of the landing, no one was injured, and no damage to equipment or infrastructure was detected.