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Pope Leo borrows private jet from King Felipe VI after plane failure

Pope Leo borrowed a private jet from King Felipe VI to return from Spain after the Vatican's chartered plane broke down. The incident involved the press corps traveling with the pope.

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Pope Leo borrowed a private jet from King Felipe VI to return from Spain after the Vatican's chartered plane broke down. The incident involved the press corps traveling with the pope.

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Original Headline

Pope Leo had to catch a ride from the king of Spain after plane’s engine failed

Neutral Headline

Pope Leo borrows private jet from King Felipe VI after plane failure