On Sunday morning, 9 June, a Norwegian Boeing 737 MAX 8 (registered LN-FGE) operated flight D85060 between Malaga, Spain and Stockholm Skavsta but was forced to make an emergency landing at Stockholm Arlanda airport.
The captain signaled to Arlanda air traffic control that the aircraft faced a small technical problem and that they would need to land at the airport.
“The plane was initially headed to Skavsta but encountered some kind of technical problem, prompting the decision to land at Arlanda instead,” said Peter Wärring, the press officer at Swedish state-owned company Swedavia.
The plane landed at 10:25 AM on Sunday morning.
“It was a normal landing, and everything went smoothly,” said Peter Wärring.
Source: Expressen
This post was published on 9 June 2024 13:43
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