NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The plane of presidential candidate, Donald Trump, was diverted to Nashville International Airport after reporting engine problems.
The Trump Boeing B757 landed at BNA around 4 p.m. A statement from officials with the Federal Aviation Administration said they would be investigating.
The plane was on its way to Little Rock, Arkansas for a rally when the starboard engine experienced a mechanical issue.
A source close to NewsChannel 5 said Trump was on the plane, and boarded another one after landing.
Trumps plane remained at BNA after the mechanical issues.
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