Norwegian flight D85075 from Copenhagen, Danmark to Malaga, Spain had to land in Amsterdam, The Netherlands due to a disruptive passenger. The incident occurred mid-flight, prompting the unscheduled stop at Schiphol Airport, where the police were set to handle the passenger.
Silje Glorvigen, a Norwegian spokesperson, stated, “as soon as the passenger was removed, the journey continued to Malaga.” Indeed, after a brief interruption, the Boeing 737 MAX 8 (registered SE-RTF) continued to Malaga, where the flight eventually landed with a delay of over two hours.
Further details about the incident were not provided.
This post was published on 6 August 2024 09:41
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