Tuesday 28 Jul, 2026

Flight disruption from Arlanda – forced to land

Photo: Jettime

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A flight between Arlanda and Heraklion on Crete has been forced to turn around and land in Copenhagen after technical difficulties. 

– We have mechanics on the plane now to see if they can solve it right away, says Birthe Madsen, press manager at Jettime. 

Passengers are still on board and the plane is expected to take off again soon. It is unclear what the technical problem is.

Source: Expressen.se

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