A Star Alliance passenger aircraft flown by Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) declared an emergency due to cabin pressure loss.
The Boening 737-800 was flying from Dublin, Ireland, to Oslo, Norway, as SK 4604 when the pilot contacted Aberdeen, Scotland, air traffic controllers about a problem and declared an emergency around 1:10 pm Sunday afternoon.
The plane then flew across central and eastern Scotland before landing safely in Aberdeen around 1:40 pm.
Air traffic controllers receiced a request for emrgency services be on standby when the plane landed.
The plane landed safely, and no injuries were reported.
WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:
- The Boening 737-800 was flying from Dublin, Ireland, to Oslo, Norway, as SK 4604 when the pilot contacted Aberdeen, Scotland, air traffic controllers about a problem and declared an emergency around 1.
- Air traffic controllers receiced a request for emrgency services be on standby when the plane landed.
- The plane then flew across central and eastern Scotland before landing safely in Aberdeen around 1.
