Trump’s plane makes U-turn: US President’s flight to Davos returns after takeoff – what went wrong?

US President Donald Trump’s designated aircraft, Air Force One, made a sharp U-turn and returned to Joint Base Andrews on Tuesday after the crew reported a “minor electrical issue” during his trip to Davos for the World Economic Forum.A US government motorcade was seen heading toward the Maryland base on Tuesday night, according to a report by the Daily Mail. The White House Rapid Response team later confirmed on social media that the issue had been identified mid-flight.“Out of an abundance of caution, AF1 is returning to Joint Base Andrews. The President and team will board a different aircraft and continue on to Switzerland,” the post said.The aircraft was expected to land at Joint Base Andrews around 11 pm.Trump was scheduled to meet several global leaders in Davos and had earlier described the Switzerland visit as an “interesting trip.” “I have no idea what’s going to happen, but you are well represented,” he said before departure.