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Post Malone’s Gulfstream private jet making emergency landing: report
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Insider
A Gulfstream GIV private jet blew two tires while taking off from
Teterboro Airport in New Jersey Tuesday morning, the
Associated Press reported.
The luxury jet is believed to be carrying rapper Post
Malone,
according to TMZ.
The jet, which is believed to have 16 passengers on board, was en
route to Luton Airport in London, England, when the incident took
place shortly before 11 a.m.
According to flight-tracking website Flightradar24 and the
Associated Press, the
Gulfstream spent a couple of hours circling above Northern New
Jersey before diverting to Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport in
Massachusetts.
The Gulfstream jet is currently flying in circles at 6,850 feet
over the Connecticut coast while trying to burn fuel to
lighten the plane’s weight, according to reports.
This story is developing. Check back for updates.
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