A plane had to make an emergency landing because a mouse was found in someone's meal.

During a Scandinavian Airlines flight, a terrifying discovery was made by one of the passengers. The flight, which was headed from Oslo, Norway to Malaga, Spain, had to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen due to the shocking find. According to passenger Jarle Borrestad's Facebook post, a mouse had been spotted in one of the in-flight meals. Understandably, the flight had to be diverted for safety reasons.

Borrestad shared the unexpected incident on social media, stating that a lady sitting next to him had opened her meal only to find a mouse jumping out at her. The plane immediately turned around and landed in Copenhagen for changes to be made. It is unclear if the mouse was seen again after its initial appearance. However, airlines have strict rules against allowing rodents on board to prevent any damage to the plane's electrical systems.

After the incident, passengers were eventually flown to Malaga on a different aircraft. An airline spokesperson, Oystein Schmidt, assured the public that such occurrences are incredibly rare and that they have procedures in place to handle such situations. They also conduct reviews with their suppliers to ensure that this does not happen again in the future.

In a separate incident, US airline Delta had to make an emergency landing and issue an apology to its passengers. The cabin had failed to pressurize, causing injuries to at least 10 passengers. People reported bleeding eardrums and noses, as well as headaches. The flight, which was en route from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon, caused panic among the passengers. Paramedics were waiting at the gate to assist those who had been injured during the flight.

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