# C-130
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South Korean C-130 Makes Emergency Landing in Okinawa; Underscores Airlift Maintenance and ROK–Japan Cooperation
A South Korean C-130 experienced an engine power loss and made an emergency landing at a naval base in Okinawa on 30 January while en route to a defence exhibition in Saudi Arabia. Technicians replaced the faulty part, there were no injuries, and the aircraft continued later that day; the incident highlights maintenance issues and practical interoperability among U.S., Japanese and South Korean military facilities.
South Korean C-130 Makes Emergency Landing in Okinawa En Route to Saudi Defence Expo
A South Korean C-130 transport made an emergency landing in Okinawa after one engine’s power dropped during a flight to a Saudi defence exposition; technicians replaced the faulty part and the aircraft departed later that day. The diversion, handled without injury, underscores routine maintenance and logistics challenges for long-range military flights and highlights practical benefits of regional basing and defence cooperation.
Mexico Tightens Rules on U.S. Military Flights and Reaffirms Oil Aid to Cuba — A Signal of Greater Strategic Independence
Mexico has restricted routine entry for U.S. military aircraft, requiring Mexican planes to transport nationals to foreign training except under special logistical conditions. At the same time, President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico will continue oil deliveries to Cuba on contractual and humanitarian grounds, underscoring a more independent foreign-policy posture that may complicate relations with Washington.