<p>The private jet of a Chinese realty baron and one of Asia’s richest business tycoons with eight other people on board made emergency landing in Agartala airport after experiencing “technical snag” in its engines.<br /><br />The flight carrying head of the multi-billion dollar Dalian Wanda group, Wang Jianlin, and a team of businessmen and crew not only left the Tripura government in a tizzy, but as the news spread, strong rumours of a foreign airstrike started doing the rounds.<br /><br />Wang was on his way back to Beijing after completing his business visit to India, during which he announced plans to invest $5 billion in developing industrial townships in the country. </p>.<p><br />He was on a four-day visit to India at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.<br />“The Gulfstream G650 jet of Beijing Capital Airlines, which was on its way back from New Delhi to Beijing with a delegation of four businessmen and five crew members, landed here at 11:30 am on Thursday,” said Milind Ramteke, West Tripura District Magistrate.<br /><br />Airport Authority of India (AAI) sources said that at about 10:30 am on Thursday, the aircraft, which was flying in Bangladesh airspace at that time, contacted the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) at Agartala airport declaring an emergency owing to engine technical warnings. <br /><br />The ATC followed the protocol and gave permission to enter Indian airspace and cleared it for landing at Agartala airport. All emergency facilities were extended to the aircraft.<br /><br />While the businessmen were shifted to a city hotel, the crew were shifted to the same hotel after a proper briefing was taken from them at the airport, sources added. </p>
<p>The private jet of a Chinese realty baron and one of Asia’s richest business tycoons with eight other people on board made emergency landing in Agartala airport after experiencing “technical snag” in its engines.<br /><br />The flight carrying head of the multi-billion dollar Dalian Wanda group, Wang Jianlin, and a team of businessmen and crew not only left the Tripura government in a tizzy, but as the news spread, strong rumours of a foreign airstrike started doing the rounds.<br /><br />Wang was on his way back to Beijing after completing his business visit to India, during which he announced plans to invest $5 billion in developing industrial townships in the country. </p>.<p><br />He was on a four-day visit to India at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.<br />“The Gulfstream G650 jet of Beijing Capital Airlines, which was on its way back from New Delhi to Beijing with a delegation of four businessmen and five crew members, landed here at 11:30 am on Thursday,” said Milind Ramteke, West Tripura District Magistrate.<br /><br />Airport Authority of India (AAI) sources said that at about 10:30 am on Thursday, the aircraft, which was flying in Bangladesh airspace at that time, contacted the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) at Agartala airport declaring an emergency owing to engine technical warnings. <br /><br />The ATC followed the protocol and gave permission to enter Indian airspace and cleared it for landing at Agartala airport. All emergency facilities were extended to the aircraft.<br /><br />While the businessmen were shifted to a city hotel, the crew were shifted to the same hotel after a proper briefing was taken from them at the airport, sources added. </p>
