Smoke in cabin forces plane to land
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Published: 28 May, 2007 CET.
Updated: Mon 28 May 2007 12:39 CET
A plane with 48 passengers on board was forced to return to Stockholm Arlanda Airport on Monday morning after smoke appeared in the cabin.
The plane, a Saab 2000 operated by Skyways, was on a scheduled service to Lycksele. The plane landed successfully just before 10am.
When the plane landed the smoke had dissipated and the aircraft was able to taxi to the terminal.
"The plane has been taken out of service and is to be examined," said Niclas Härenstam, spokesman for airport operator LFV.
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The plane, a Saab 2000 operated by Skyways, was on a scheduled service to Lycksele. The plane landed successfully just before 10am.
When the plane landed the smoke had dissipated and the aircraft was able to taxi to the terminal.
"The plane has been taken out of service and is to be examined," said Niclas Härenstam, spokesman for airport operator LFV.
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