Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) reported that one of its flights made an emergency landing on Wednesday after a mouse was discovered in a passenger’s in-flight meal.
The flight, en route from Oslo, Norway, to Malaga, Spain, was diverted to Copenhagen, Denmark, in accordance with the airline’s safety protocols, as the rodent presented a risk, according to SAS spokesperson Oystein Schmidt in a statement to AFP.
Passengers were later transported to Malaga on a different aircraft.
Airlines typically enforce strict regulations regarding rodents on board to prevent potential damage, such as chewing through electrical wiring. – Foreign Media
