Plane from Dublin to Oslo forced into emergency landing in Aberdeen

A flight from Dublin to Norway has been forced to make an emergency landing in Scotland.

Plane from Dublin to Oslo forced into emergency landing in Aberdeen
Sun, 10 May, 2015 - 18:13

A flight from Dublin to Norway has been forced to make an emergency landing in Scotland.

The Scandinavian Airlines flight to Oslo was forced to divert to Aberdeen this lunchtime.

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