A catastrophe almost fell … Air incident threatened a plane of the European Commission’s head

The navigation system in the plane, which was carrying the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Line, was disrupted while landing at the Bulgarian city airport.
In its report, the Financial Times reported that “the electronic navigation systems in the plane that was carrying von der Line were disrupted to Bluefdev on Sunday evening, while it was from the city’s airport.”
According to the information, the pilot was flying over the airport for an hour before making a decision to land the plane using paper maps.
“We can confirm an overlap in the GPS (GPS), however the plane fell successfully in Bulgaria,” European Commission spokeswoman, Anna-Kisa Itoon, told a press conference in Brussels.