Somalia’s Aden Adde International Airport was briefly closed on Tuesday because of an emergency landing. A Dornier 328JET chartered by the U.S.-based military contractor Bancroft was reportedly carrying western officials when it experienced landing gear failure upon approach to Mogadishu. As a result, the plane circled the airport to burn fuel, before making its successful emergency landing that was caught on video.
Video: Plane Makes Successful Emergency Landing at Mogadishu’s Aden Adde International Airport
Key Takeaways:
- A Dornier 328JET, chartered by U.S. contractor Bancroft and reportedly carrying western officials, made an emergency landing at Somalia's Aden Adde International Airport due to landing gear failure.
- The plane successfully landed after circling to burn fuel, with all four people on board surviving and safely evacuated.
- The incident briefly closed Aden Adde International Airport on Tuesday, but flight activity resumed once the scene was cleared.
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