Coffee spill led to plunge of Serbian president's plane: report
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Warsaw, Poland
THE nearly disastrous plunge of the Serbian president's plane on Friday was the fault of the co-pilot, who spilled coffee in the cockpit and accidentally activated an emergency switch, the Serbian Civil Aviation Directorate said in a report published on Tuesday.
Initially, Serbian officials said that the aircraft, carrying President Tomislav Nikolic and nine others to a meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican, had been sent into a plunge over the Adriatic Sea after one of its three engines failed at an altitude of about 33,000 feet.
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