‘We all said a little prayer’: US vice president Kamala Harris’s plane forced to land shortly after take-off

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<p>Kamala Harris gives a thumbs-up after her plane was forced to land shortly after take-off</p> (REUTERS)

Kamala Harris gives a thumbs-up after her plane was forced to land shortly after take-off

(REUTERS)

A plane carrying US vice president Kamala Harris on her first foreign trip was forced to return to base after just 30 minutes following a “technical difficulty.”

Ms Harris had been due to fly to Guatemala and Mexico on Sunday and took off from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

But the plane suffered a technical issue and returned less than an hour later, as reported by the Associated Press.

She gave a thumbs-up as she disembarked following a safe landing and said: “I’m good, I’m good. We all said a little prayer, but we’re good.”

Symone Sanders, a spokesperson for the vice president said she would depart on a different plane later that day.

She said: “It is a technical issue. There are no major safety concerns.”

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