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SAS flight #SK957 to Miami turned around over Labrador sea and just returned to Europe 10 hours later

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Last updated: November 15, 2024, 15:09 UTC
Published: Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 23:05 UTC
Category: News
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors

Airline: Scandinavian Airlines System
Tail: Aircraft: Airbus A330-343
Data: CPH LN-RKS SK SK957
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A Scandinavian Airlines A330 to Miami just returned to Europe 10 hours after departure.

Sas flight #SK957 departed Stockholm, Sweden Thursday, November 14 2024 for a 10-hour flight to Miami, Florida.

The Airbus A330-300 (registration LN-RKS) departed on time at 12:55 CET. The aircraft climbed to 34,000 ft over Norway then 36,000 ft when it started to cross the Atlantic.

But while flying between Greenland and East coast of Canada, the crew decided to turn around as the 9-year-old aircraft encountered severe turbulence, dropping from FL360 to FL280.

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Pilots contacted Gander OAC at 1813z on 8864 kHz indicating a doctor was onboard. A passenger suffered a panic attack, another sustained a head injury.

🚨 #BreakingNow A video from #SK957 cabin as extreme turbulence hit a SAS A330 over Greenland,throwing unbuckled passengers into the ceiling.This incident highlights how turbulence can occur without warning,making seatbelts essential for passenger safety. https://t.co/iYVA4IIUER pic.twitter.com/S4kCaKwnn0

— Turbine Traveller (@Turbinetraveler) November 15, 2024

The A330 descended to 33,000 ft then climbed back to 37,000 ft on its way back to Europe.

The airline decided to divert the flight to Copenhagen where it landed at around 23:15 local time to be inspected by ground crew.

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The passengers will be accommodated in hotels and continue their journey tomorrow.

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