A Scandinavian Airlines flight, SK957, en route from Stockholm to Miami was forced to reroute after encountering severe turbulence over Greenland, causing objects to fly and passengers to scream, though no significant injuries were reported among the 254 passengers. The plane returned to Copenhagen for inspection due to the lack of facilities in Miami, with the decision made to prevent the aircraft from being grounded for an extended period, which would have resulted in multiple cancellations. Passengers were accommodated overnight in Copenhagen before being rebooked on other flights. Such incidents are becoming more frequent due to climate change, though flying remains a safe mode of travel with precautions like wearing seatbelts advised during turbulence.