BASSETERRE, St Kitts – An American Eagle plane that was forced to make an emergency landing at the Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport after a suspected lightening strike, has been flown to Puerto Rico for inspection.
None of the 20 passengers who were en route from San Juan to Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, had been injured during the incident. It said that all of them were flown out to the Piarco International Airport late on Tuesday on board another American eagle flight. (CMC)
Emergency landing
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