A Coast Guard plane carrying Homeland Security Chief Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing at a Washington airport after one of its engines failed. The incident occurred during a routine flight, and the aircraft landed safely without injuries. Officials confirmed that the plane experienced engine trouble mid-flight, prompting the crew to divert to the nearest airport. The cause of the engine failure is under investigation.

Markwayne Mullin, who was on board, was unharmed and continued his schedule after the landing. The Coast Guard has not released further details about the flight's origin or destination. Emergency crews were on standby as a precaution, but no emergency response was needed.

The plane, a Coast Guard aircraft, was later inspected by maintenance teams. This incident highlights the importance of regular aircraft maintenance and safety protocols. The investigation will determine if any mechanical issues contributed to the failure.

This event underscores the risks faced by officials during air travel, even with military or government aircraft. The quick response by the pilot and crew ensured a safe outcome.