Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston's recent flight emergency, recalled by the star: "I was very scared"

Courteney Cox talks about her and Jennifer Aniston's recent flight emergency.

"I'm not afraid to fly at all … my father was a pilot … but I was really scared because when we took off, we heard this bang very loud and I thought: & # 39; Oh, that seems to be like that. probably check this tire, "the actress reminded Extra in an interview published Wednesday.

"There was no tire at all, no wheel," she continued. "Fortunately, there are two wheels on each side and two at the front. I must say we spent four hours in the air burning fuel and we just thought about what it will be like when we land … it was a soft landing. "

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Cox, 54, then told the point of sale that she had sent a message "I love you" to her daughter Coco Arquette, 14 years old.

"I did not say why," she explained, adding that she had also spoken to her boyfriend Johnny McDaid. "I told him everything that was going on and I faced him afterwards."

Last Friday, a private jet carrying Cox and Aniston was forced to land urgently. Friends and old friends of "Friends" would be on a flight to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, when the plane turned around and landed at an airport in Ontario, California.

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At the time, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had informed TMZ that a flight had taken off from the Los Angeles International Airport around 11 am and had, at takeoff, lost a wheel or tire .

According to the gossip website, the aircraft was already flying over the Mexican airspace, but the crew decided that it would not be safe to land, and the aircraft was then diverted to the Ontario International Airport.

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However, the plane did not land until 14:05. because the pilot should have been running for hours, burning fuel until he was judged safe to land.

In a statement to Fox News on Friday, Ian Gregor, FAA Public Affairs Officer for the Pacific Division, said: "A Gulfstream G4, tail number N729TY, lost a wheel or tire from LAX. 39 aircraft took off without incident and made the Ontario International Airport (ONT) will burn fuel.The aircraft landed at ONT without incident, with the train left, shortly after 2 pm The intended destination of the plane was Cabo San Lucas. "

The FAA added that she could not provide information on the identity of the aircraft.

According to TMZ, the ladies – with the wife of night entertainer Jimmy Kimmel, Molly, and the wife of actor Jason Bateman, Amanda Anka – traveled to Cabo to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Aniston.