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Article:The eggs were being transported by the Great Bustard Group as part of efforts to create a breeding population on Salisbury Plain.
But the charity's 4x4 broke down at Folkestone causing a power cut and risking the eggs inside the incubator.
Director David Waters said: "In the grand scheme, they survived the journey without any trouble or mishaps."
The eggs need to be kept at a constant temperature of 37.5C.
The incubator was off for 25 minutes causing the temperature to drop by "a couple of degrees," Mr Waters said.
"If the incubator was allowed to cool either too much or too long there does come a point where the eggs would start to suffer which would have been absolutely heart-breaking in so many ways," he added.
The incubator was plugged in at a petrol station at Folkestone once the problem was discovered.
Later the AA plugged the incubator in to 12-volt chargers while transporting the shipment and Mr Waters to Birdworld in Farnham where the eggs were safely hatched.
"Those 10 chicks are really good, strong, healthy chicks.
"If the incubation hasn't been perfect or close to perfect there are various problems that can occur - there's wet chick syndrome, or you can have curled toes or different things like that which are all suggestive of an incubation problem," added Mr Waters.
This year, 20 eggs were brought back in three shipments.
The eggs were collected from Castilla y LeÃ³n in North-western Spain, and then hatched and released on to Salisbury Plain.
Currently there are around 40 birds in Wiltshire and so far this year, five nests have been spotted in the wild.

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A charity has said 10 out of 12 great bustard eggs have hatched despite a power cut on the way home from Spain.

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Article:Lee Johnson's side are fourth in the Championship and are on the back of a four-game winning streak in the league.
The game will be Warnock's first as the club's manager after he replaced Paul Trollope on 5 October.
"I think we can give them a game but we know how difficult it's going to be," Warnock said.
Warnock has not lost his first game in charge of a club since Oldham Athletic went down 2-1 to Bradford City in February 1997.
"You couldn't have a better derby than this. I'm sure the Bristol City fans will give me a good welcome," the former Rotherham, QPR and Sheffield United boss continued.
"Lee Johnson is showing what he can do and we're hoping that even in our position in the League, we can try and give him a good game.
"But I'm sure Fulham thought that and they got beaten 4-0 so we're hoping to do a bit better than that."
Cardiff won 2-0 away at Ashton Gate the last time the two sides met, but battled to a frustrating goalless draw against the Robins in their last meeting at the Cardiff City Stadium.
"The last time Bristol City played here, I was told they battered us. We can't allow that to happen but at the same time I realise we're playing against a good team," Warnock said.
"We've got some good players and we have to try and combat them and bring our strengths to the fore."

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Getting a positive result against local rivals Bristol City will be a difficult task, according to new Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock.

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Article:31 August 2016 Last updated at 07:09 BST
Many of them are in areas under siege, which means that they are surrounded by soldiers and can't get out.
Sieges are against important rules called international law, because soldiers attack ordinary people who aren't fighting and can't escape.
There has been a civil war going on in Syria for five years.
It's difficult to contact children who are living under siege, but refugees who left Syria recently have told us what life was like for them when they were still there.

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assistant: Around a quarter of a million children are still thought to be trapped in Syria in the Middle East.