SAS: Never any danger to the plane's passengers
It was never any danger for the over 250 passengers on the SAS flight that was forced to turn back during its flight from Arlanda to Miami and instead land at Kastrup, says the airline.
Sweden
SAS plane forced to turn back after turbulence
A SAS plane that took off from Arlanda on Thursday on its way to Miami in the USA has been forced to turn back, the airline reports. It was a flight from Arlanda to Miami that experienced severe turbulence over Greenland, says Alexandra Lindgren Kaoukji, communications manager at SAS.
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More people are flying abroad
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Sick Modo suffered a tough away defeat
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