Trump diverted and forced to swap helicopters on way to Stansted

The helicopter carrying US President Donald Trump was forced to direct Luton Airport while finishing the state visit to England.

The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “Because of a small hydraulic problem,” the plane landed at a “local airport” before it was about 20 minutes behind the program.

The authority said that the decision was taken by adding “the President and First Lady’s” support helicopter safely “and” very carefully “.

After landing, emergency services were detected on the asphalt in Luton.

Separate images show Trump’s helicopters known as Marine One and Marine Two right after Luton’s runway.

Marine One and Marine Two are specially adapted aircraft known as “white balls” due to uniform.

It is equipped with electronics with the missile defense and radar jam systems designed to withstand the electromagnetic pulse of a nuclear explosion.

As a safety measure, the sea usually flies in a group of identical helicopters that act as a trap.

In addition, it is usually accompanied by two or three OSPREY MV-22-it is called the “green hills” that combines the vertical descent of a helicopter with the flight rate and efficiency of a plane.

Ospreys carries support personnel, special forces and secret service agencies in the middle of any flight.

Trump used the Marine One helicopter to travel between different places during the second unprecedented state visit to England.

He came to Stansted late on Tuesday night and flew to Winfield House in the center of London, the official residence of the US Ambassador of England.

The next day, President Trump and his wife flew to Windsor Castle, where they met the king and the queen.

On Thursday, Trump was taken to Marine One from Windsor to Dama for diplomatic talks with the UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

During a joint news conference in Dama, two leaders discussed a series of problems, including Ukraine, Gaza and illegal migration – Trump claimed that Britain could solve by calling the army.

Trump said that there was a “disagreement with the prime minister” about Palestinian state.

Starmer plans to get to know the Palestinian state before the United Nations General Assembly in New York.