– The plane has been exposed to quite severe turbulence and then you have to carry out an extensive investigation of it, says Alexandra Lindgren Kaoukjipress manager at SAS to TV4.
Got turned upside down
The plane turned around over Greenland and then began to fly back. It will land at the Danish Kastrup at 23.15, according to SAS The evening paper.
254 people were on board and no one should be injured, according to TV4.
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