
Canadian Prime Minister’s Departure Delayed Due to Aircraft Technical Issues image/NDTV
Trudeau Stranded in Delhi
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s departure from Delhi has been delayed due to technical issues with his aircraft. A ferry plane is expected to arrive today to fly him home. Trudeau had arrived in Delhi on Friday for the G20 Summit and was scheduled to return on Sunday, but the departure was delayed after issues were detected in his aircraft. According to reports, the aircraft’s technical issues are not fixable overnight, and the delegation is likely to depart on Tuesday morning.
Ferry Aircraft to Fly Trudeau Home
A ferry aircraft is expected to land at the Delhi airport around 10 pm, with specific details yet to be ascertained. The delay has left Trudeau and his delegation stranded in Delhi, awaiting the arrival of the ferry aircraft to facilitate their return to Canada.
No Response from Canadian Prime Minister’s Office
A query sent to the Canadian Prime Minister’s office seeking comments about the ferry aircraft and the delay remained unanswered.
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