6 Hurt in Emergency Jet Landing at Copenhagen
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COPENHAGEN — Six passengers were injured when a Scandinavian Airlines System plane made an emergency landing at Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport on Sunday, the airline said.
The flight, a DC-9 flying from Copenhagen to Amsterdam with 102 people on board, turned back when a fault was detected in the aileron system.
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