A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight from Oslo to Malaga was forced to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen after a mouse emerged from a passenger's meal. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday, posed a safety risk as rodents can damage critical aircraft wiring. Passengers recounted the surprise of witnessing the mouse jump from the food tray, with one sharing a photo of the moment on social media. Following the unscheduled landing, SAS confirmed that passengers were transferred to another aircraft to continue their journey. The airline has emphasized that such occurrences are extremely rare and has procedures in place to prevent future incidents, including reviews with suppliers to ensure food safety. Oystein Schmidt, a spokesman for SAS, reiterated the seriousness of the situation and the company's commitment to passenger safety.