Overview
- The presidential aircraft turned back to Andrews Air Force Base shortly after departure when a problem was detected on board.
- The White House press secretary described the issue as a minor electrical-system fault.
- News reports said the plane returned roughly an hour after takeoff from the Washington area base.
- President Trump switched to an alternate aircraft and set out again for Switzerland, though the exact departure time was not disclosed.
- The trip is for the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he is scheduled to speak on January 21, and the disruption could affect the timetable.