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Glasgow-bound flight forced to make emergency landing

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A Glasgow-bound flight was forced to make an emergency landing.

LoganAir's flight LM436 from Sumburgh Airport in the Shetlands was diverted to Aberdeen Airport shortly after 12pm on Monday, February 10, 2025.

The plane was set to head to Glasgow Airport.

It is understood the aircraft landed in Aberdeen due to a passenger taking unwell on board.

READ MORE: Glasgow easyJet flight diverted and met by police due to incident

The Glasgow Times understands the traveller was provided with medical care and the incident was later stood down.

It is unknown if the plane continued its journey to Glasgow Airport after making its emergency landing in Aberdeen.

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