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EXCLUSIVE

Post Malone Jet Lands Safely After Emergency ... I Need Some Booze, NOW!!!

1:15 PM PT -- We just FaceTimed with Post, who told us he doesn't like flying to begin with and he was super scared. Now that's he's on the ground, he needs alcohol!! Post tweeted too, saying, "i landed guys. thank you for your prayers. can't believe how many people wished death on me on this website. f**k you. but not today."

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12:53 PM PT -- Post's plane just touched down safely at Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, NY.

12:26 PM PT -- The plane is about to land. We're told there are 9 fire trucks, at least 25 personnel and 12 ambulances on standby.

11:31 AM PT -- Post's plane has been diverted to another airport in New York, it will continue to hover above and burn fuel until landing.

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Post Malone is currently onboard a plane that's set to perform an emergency landing after two of the plane's tires allegedly blew out after takeoff.

Malone and his team left from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey Tuesday headed to London. A law enforcement source at Teterboro tells us the private plane's tires blew off during takeoff and the pilot circled back around to perform an emergency landing.

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In air traffic audio -- obtained by TMZ -- the pilot makes it clear, they've lost a tire, and asks for permission to circle above ... he also makes it known there are 16 people on the plane.

Our source says air traffic control then informed the pilot to continue flight to Massachusetts in order to burn more fuel for a safer possible crash landing. We're told the plane had 3,700 gallons of fuel to burn.

A video -- obtained by TMZ -- shows emergency personnel on the ground in Teterboro in position for the plane before it was decided they should land it elsewhere.

Post performed at Monday's MTV VMA Awards with 21 Savage and Aerosmith. The rapper also won Song of the Year for "Rockstar."

The private plane -- a Gulfstream IV -- is still in the air.

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