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LOS ANGELES, California -- A plane carrying California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger made an emergency landing Friday evening after the cockpit filled with smoke, his office said in a statement
Schwarzenegger confirmed the incident with a tweet on the social-networking Web site, Twitter. He also included a photo of the jet on the tarmac.
"A little adventure just now when my plane made an emergency landing. All's OK, though," he posted.
The governor was on his way to the Santa Monica airport after a speech in Mendota, California, about the drought affecting the state.
The jet was diverted to Van Nuys Airport after the pilot reported "smoke emanating from the instrument panel in the cockpit," Schwarzenegger's office said, adding that there were no visible signs of a fire.
The pilot made a "quick, steep, but safe landing," his office said. No one was injured.
"A little adventure just now when my plane made an emergency landing. All's OK, though," he posted.
The governor was on his way to the Santa Monica airport after a speech in Mendota, California, about the drought affecting the state.
The jet was diverted to Van Nuys Airport after the pilot reported "smoke emanating from the instrument panel in the cockpit," Schwarzenegger's office said, adding that there were no visible signs of a fire.
The pilot made a "quick, steep, but safe landing," his office said. No one was injured.
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