Trudeau's Plane Breaks Down Again During Caribbean Visit

Second such incident in four months, but Prime Minister adheres to original travel schedule despite glitch.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's official aircraft broke down during his recent visit to Jamaica, marking the second such incident in four months.
The Canadian Armed Forces had to send a second plane with a repair team to address the issue.
Despite the technical glitch, Trudeau managed to adhere to his original travel schedule, returning on January 4 without further delays.
Both planes involved in this incident were identified as CC-144 Challenger aircraft, relatively recent acquisitions by the Canadian Armed Forces.
This follows a pattern of mishaps in Trudeau's recent travel history, including a delay during his departure from India during the G20 Summit in September last year and a collision between a bus carrying journalists and an aircraft chartered by Trudeau's Liberal party in 2019.