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An Air Canada flight from Toronto to Paris returned to Pearson Airport Wednesday evening after the aircraft experienced an ‘engine issue’ shortly after takeoff. The Boeing 777-200LR was performing flight AC872 and carried 389 passengers. “After the aircraft landed, it was inspected by airport response vehicles as per normal operating processes, and it taxied to the gate on its own,” the airline said in a statement, according to CTV News Toronto. “The aircraft will be taken out of service for further evaluation by our maintenance and engineering professionals,” the statement added. “Video captures moment Air Canada 777 had a compressor stall on departure from Toronto Pearson International Airport on Wednesday. AC872 returned safely 30 minutes later,” Breaking Aviation News & Videos wrote. WATCH: Video captures moment Air Canada 777 had a compressor stall on departure from Toronto Pearson International Airport on Wednesday. AC872 returned safely 30 minutes later. pic.twitter.com/I8LrySWHBJ — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) June 7, 2024 Global News reports: The Greater Toronto Airport Authority said the plane was met by Toronto Pearson’s fire department after landing safely. Video obtained by Global News shows what appears to be the aircraft landing showing an orange flashing glow. Air Canada said the aircraft will be taken out of service for evaluation by maintenance staff and engineers. Passengers were then put on another aircraft, the airline said. The flight was then rescheduled for a 1:32 a.m. departure on Thursday. This is the second time in about two weeks Air Canada had a plane leave Pearson airport and return shortly after takeoff due to engine issues. A flight from Toronto to Delhi on May 27 also had an engine issue and had to return to Pearson airport. BOEING 777 EMERGENCY: ENGINE TRAILS FLAMES An Air Canada flight with nearly 400 passengers made an emergency landing after flames were seen from its engine during take-off. The flight was rerouted to Toronto. Sources: Reuters pic.twitter.com/3ApTIdAHzz — Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) June 7, 2024 CTV News Toronto noted: “Passengers will be accommodated on another aircraft departing Toronto later tonight,” the airline added. A spokesperson for the airport confirmed to CP24 that the plane landed safely and was met by the fire department. According to flight tracking service FlightAware, the plane left the gate at 8:46 p.m. and landed at Pearson Airport at 9:50 p.m. WATCH:

The Democrat congressional opponent of Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) faced extreme criticism for suggesting Donald Trump supporters need “re-education camps.” Paula Collins, who is running unopposed in the June 25 Democrat primary for New York’s 21st Congressional District, also said “we’ve gone through this MAGA nightmare.” “Even if we were to have a resounding blue wave come through, as many of us would like, putting it all back together again after we’ve gone through this MAGA nightmare and re-educating basically, which, that sounds like a rather, a re-education camp. I don’t think we really want call it that,” Collins said, according to Fox News. “I’m sure we can find another way to phrase it,” she added. Collins made the comments during a public Zoom Townhall. Dem opponent of Elise Stefanik suggests Trump supporters need "re-education camps" after "MAGA nightmare"https://t.co/bfOFg29GxF — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 7, 2024 Per Fox News: In an email to Fox News Digital, Collins explained her comments. “We currently have lawmakers, including Rep. Elise Stefanik, who mis-quote or mis-understand the law,” Collins told Fox News Digital. “Even if MAGA were to be resoundingly defeated, we would need to engage in widespread civics education, which both red and blue voters acknowledge has been slipping in recent years.” Collins said “the goal would be such that regular citizens could understand the process by which the state courts process matters, compared to the federal court circuit, and so forth.” “Rep. Elise Stefanik does not show a good understanding of the court structure in her home state of New York,” Collins continued. Collins pointed to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case against former President Trump, in which he was found guilty on all counts of falsifying business records. Collins said that trial and the charges are “a state matter, not a federal matter.” Stefanik released a statement “calling on Joe Biden, Hakeem Jeffries, and Chuck Schumer to immediately condemn NY Democrat congressional candidate’s call to force Trump voters into re-education camps.” My statement calling on Joe Biden, Hakeem Jeffries, and Chuck Schumer to immediately condemn NY Democrat congressional candidate's call to force Trump voters into re-education camps: pic.twitter.com/WPYEsg0Jrx — Elise Stefanik (@EliseStefanik) June 6, 2024 From the New York Post: The remark was reminiscent of failed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s argument that “cult members” who support Trump need to undergo “formal deprogramming.” “So many of those extremists, those MAGA extremists, take their marching orders from Donald Trump who has no credibility left by any measure,” Clinton said during an October 2023 appearance on CNN, referring to the 77-year-old former president’s Make America Great Again slogan. “And when do they break with him? You know, because at some point, you know, maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the cult members, but something needs to happen,” she added. Alex DeGrasse, a senior advisor to Stefanik, slammed Collins over the remark and noted that the Democratic candidate was not a resident of New York’s 21st Congressional District until she launched her campaign.