A Scandinavian Airlines flight traveling from Oslo to Málaga was diverted to Copenhagen after a passenger found a live mouse in his meal. Following safety protocols, the pilot made an emergency landing due to the potential hazard of rodents on board.

A Scandinavian Airlines spokesperson said the rodent posed a “safety risk” to travelers, who were flying from Oslo, Norway, to Malaga, Spain on Wednesday, Sept. 17

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has said one of its flights had to make an emergency landing after a mouse scurried out of a passenger's in-flight meal on Wednesday. The plane was travelling from Norway's capital Oslo to the Spanish city Malaga and was forced to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Airlines enforce strict protocols to prevent rodents from boarding flights due to the risk of electrical wiring being chewed through, but this recent incident serves as a stark reminder for all parties involved.

A plane headed to the South of Spain had to make an emergency landing after a mouse jumped out of a passenger's meal tray.

An SAS aircraft from Oslo to Malaga was diverted to Copenhagen after a mouse jumped out of a passenger's food tray and scurried away.

While no one expects much from airplane food, one dish caused a Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight to make an emergency landing when a live mouse scuttled out the meal. "Believe it or not. A lady next to me