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22-09-2024, 07:09 AM
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This is not the one on the plane
[Rodents pose a risk on board aircraft as
they can chew through critical wires]
[A flight was forced to make a diversion
after a rodent was discovered
in a passenger's meal.
The aircraft, which was flying from
Oslo to Malaga,
Spain was forced to land in Copenhagen
as a safety precaution after
the mouse was found in an in-flight meal.
Rodents on board aircraft can pose
a safety risk as they are able to chew
through critical wiring.
Airlines usually have procedures
to prevent such an incident occurring]
[The incident resulted in a
two and a half hour delay
as the plane was fumigated and
a replacement aircraft was found.
A spokesperson for
Scandinavian Airlines told MailOnline:
'We made a very normal landing in
Copenhagen in order to change aircraft
and catering – which is a fully normal procedure
when a rodent is found onboard.
'As Copenhagen is our main hub
it was the most obvious thing to do as
we have easy access to both technicians
for the inspection and fumigation - and also
a replacement aircraft.]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13876771/Flight-emergency-landing-rodent-passengers-meal.html
The Company making the food
is rushing meals being made -
some using Computer controlled
machines,
so ideal for a mouse to be jumping around
just before the seal is put across the food.
This is not the one on the plane
[Rodents pose a risk on board aircraft as
they can chew through critical wires]
[A flight was forced to make a diversion
after a rodent was discovered
in a passenger's meal.
The aircraft, which was flying from
Oslo to Malaga,
Spain was forced to land in Copenhagen
as a safety precaution after
the mouse was found in an in-flight meal.
Rodents on board aircraft can pose
a safety risk as they are able to chew
through critical wiring.
Airlines usually have procedures
to prevent such an incident occurring]
[The incident resulted in a
two and a half hour delay
as the plane was fumigated and
a replacement aircraft was found.
A spokesperson for
Scandinavian Airlines told MailOnline:
'We made a very normal landing in
Copenhagen in order to change aircraft
and catering – which is a fully normal procedure
when a rodent is found onboard.
'As Copenhagen is our main hub
it was the most obvious thing to do as
we have easy access to both technicians
for the inspection and fumigation - and also
a replacement aircraft.]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13876771/Flight-emergency-landing-rodent-passengers-meal.html
The Company making the food
is rushing meals being made -
some using Computer controlled
machines,
so ideal for a mouse to be jumping around
just before the seal is put across the food.