![The multi-million pound Apache helicopter landed at Welshpool Airport on August 10. [Ian Francis/IF Image Cymru]](/resources/images/8189195.jpg?type=mds-article-962)
An Army helicopter landed in Welshpool for essential repairs after it ran into difficulties during a training exercise.
The Apache attack helicopter stopped off at Mid Wales Airport in Welshpool on Friday afternoon to carry out repairs following an electrical fault which forced an emergency landing on the previous day.
On Thursday, the helicopter was forced to land in a field south of Trawsfynydd after reportedly suffering a technical issue.
No one was injured after it ran into difficulty during a training exercise.
The electrial fault was fixed at Welshpool airport on Friday afternoon. [Ian Francis/IF Image Cymru]
At 5pm on Friday, the Apache helicopter left Welshpool and flew to Wattisham Army Airfield near Ipswich in Suffolk.
The Ministry of Defence has been asked to comment.
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