Trump's Plane Rerouted Due to Mechanical Failure Ahead of Montana Rally

Former President Donald Trump's campaign plane, known as Trump Force One, was unexpectedly rerouted to Billings, Montana, due to a mechanical failure. The aircraft was en route to a scheduled rally in Bozeman, located near Montana State University, when the incident occurred. Videos shared on social media captured the plane's landing in Billings, prompting a change in Trump's travel plans. In light of the situation, Trump will now take a private plane to reach Bozeman for the rally. Despite the mechanical issue, he addressed his supporters in a video posted on Truth Social, where he refrained from discussing the forced landing. Instead, he expressed his admiration for Montana, highlighting the state's beauty and his popularity among its residents. "We have a very high rating in Montana," he stated, emphasizing his connection with the local community. Trump's visit to Montana is primarily to support Tim Sheehy, a candidate running for the U.S. Senate, and to participate in fundraising activities. He expressed confidence in Sheehy's campaign, stating, "We think he’s going to do really well." The former president also shared videos showcasing the crowd eagerly awaiting his arrival in Bozeman. The rally is set to take place at approximately 8 p.m., where Trump is expected to deliver remarks, including critiques of Vice President Kamala Harris's record, as he continues to engage with his supporters in the state.