Scandinavian Airlines, commonly known as SAS, a joint airline of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, experienced an emergency for the second time in four days on a single passenger plane.
The plane made an emergency landing back at Paris airport 50 minutes after taking off for Copenhagen on Saturday night.
The Amber aircraft with SAS Air registration SE-RSN departed Paris to Copenhagen two hours late on Saturday as flight SK 1560 at 08:21 local time. took flight
According to the flight radar report, 20 minutes after taking off from Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, the plane suddenly descended from an altitude of 25,000 feet to an altitude of 10,000 feet and the radar received emergency signals from the plane.
On instructions from air traffic control, the pilot turned back and the flight landed back in Paris 50 minutes after take-off.
According to aviation reports, a similar emergency occurred on March 27 during a flight from Aarhus, Denmark to Copenhagen in the same aircraft with registration SE-RSN. After taking off again as flight SK9002, the aircraft was brought back down.
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