A Scandinavian Airlines flight from Norway to Spain had to be diverted after a mouse climbed out of an in-flight meal.

A FLIGHT from Norway to Spain was forced to divert this week after a mouse 'jumped out of a woman's food.' The drama unfolded on Scandinavian Airline SAS

The flight made an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark, as the rodent posed a safety risk to the flight, one of them being the possibility of it chewing through one of the electrical wires, the BBC reported.

A plane was forced to make an emergency landing after a live mouse leapt out of an in-flight meal. The Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight, from the Norwegian capital Oslo to Malaga in the south of Spain, was diverted to Copenhagen.

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

A live rodent forced a Scandinavian Airlines flight to make an emergency landing after it contaminated a passenger’s meal, BBC reported. During a recent flight from Oslo, Norway to Malaga, Spain, an unidentified woman opened her in-flight meal only for a live mouse to come popping out of the tray.

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A passenger airplane traveling from Norway to Spain was forced to land after a rodent popped out of one of its in-flight meals.