Australian prime minister's plane makes emergency landing in St Louis after leaving Washington
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plane made an emergency landing at St Louis Lambert International Airport in Missouri after leaving Washington, D.C. The Royal Australian Air Force KC-30A aircraft diverted and landed safely due to a crew member being struck in the head by luggage that fell from an overhead bin. The injured crew member suffered a concussion and was taken to the hospital. Albanese had left Joint Base Andrews at 5:15 p.m. and the emergency landing occurred around 7:45 p.m. earlier that night. The incident happened after Albanese signed a critical minerals deal with US President Donald Trump at the White House, worth $8.5 billion. The agreement aims to secure rare earth resources from Australia for the US.
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