What: Turkish Government plane en route from Japan to Turkey
Where: Beijing China
When: Sunday 26, December 2010
Who: Energy and Natural Resources Minister Taner Yildiz and delegation
Why: After holding talks in Japan, the plane developed cabin pressure problems and made an emergency landing in Beijing. The plane landed safely. The passengers return to Turkey is scheduled on Turkish Airlines.
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