Tuesday 11 Aug, 2026

SAS flight forced to land in Edinburgh

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An SAS plane was forced to land at the wrong airport on Sunday morning. 

The plane was en route from New York and was supposed to land in Copenhagen. A technical problem with a generator forced the flight to make a safe landing in Scotland. The Danish BT.

Due to technical issues, the pilots have made a planned diversion to Edinburgh. There has been no risk to the safety of the aircraft.”", writes SAS in a comment to BT.

Source: Expressen.se

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