blamed initially on 'engine  failure', it emerged on tuesday that a government jet carrying  serbia's president to italy last week was forced to turn back  when the co pilot spilled coffee on the instrument board advisers to president tomislav nikolic described being  'thrown around the cabin' when the plane   a 34 year old  french built falcon 50   began tumbling through the air on  friday the plane landed safely back in belgrade, but nikolic was  forced to cancel his official visit to meet pope francis in the  vatican, and his advisers put the incident down to yet another  malfunction on the ageing, incident prone aircraft advisers to president tomislav nikolic (left, pictured in february in belgrade) described being 'thrown around the cabin' when a plane taking him to italy last week began tumbling through the sky  one adviser told reuters that she would 'never step foot on  that plane again,' saying the fall had lasted 'for what seemed  like an eternity' an investigation determined that the co pilot, bojan zoric,  had spilled coffee on the instrument board 'due to ongoing  turbulence' 'i began wiping the board and accidentally activated the  'emergency slat' button,' which automatically turned off the  automatic pilot and the plane began losing altitude, zoric said  in the report by serbia's civil aviation directorate  the pilot took over command, managed to pull the plane up  and sought permission to turn back to belgrade, zoric added he  said that one of the engines then stopped working but was  restarted on the way back to the airport the directorate temporarily suspended zoric's licence on  monday an investigation revealed that the pilot of the falcon 50 (file image) carrying nikolic spilled coffee on the instrument panel and turned the autopilot off as he wiped it down 
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