Air Force One Makes Emergency Landing During Trump's Trip to Davos

Air Force One, carrying US President Donald Trump to Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, made an emergency landing at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington. The landing was prompted by the detection of an electrical issue on the aircraft. The crew decided on the emergency landing as a precautionary measure to ensure the President's safety. After inspection, President Trump continued his journey to Davos on a different aircraft. The emergency landing caused a slight delay to the President's schedule, with a speech planned at the World Economic Forum in Davos later in the day. Authorities have not provided further details regarding the nature of the electrical problem.