Brazilian President Lula's Plane Lands Safely After Technical Issue

The aircraft circled Mexico City's Felipe Angeles airport for hours to burn fuel before landing safely.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's plane experienced a technical problem shortly after takeoff from Mexico City.
The Airbus A319 circled for nearly five hours to burn fuel before landing safely at Felipe Angeles airport.
Lula, his wife, and 14 other passengers, including cabinet members and lawmakers, were on board and remained calm but concerned.
The Brazilian air force confirmed that all safety procedures were successfully carried out during the incident.
Initial reports suggest the technical issue may have been caused by a bird strike.