An Easyjet flight from Glasgow to Amsterdam has declared a mid-air emergency.
The plane took off from Glasgow International Airport at 2.50pm today (June 19) and was scheduled to land in Amsterdam at 5.25pm.
However, the plane issued a squawk 7700 code - signalling an emergency onboard.
Traffic control in the area were alerted to the mid-air emergency while the plane was flying over the North Sea.
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It is currently not clear why the emergency was announced, as passengers remain delayed with their new estimated arrival time being 6pm.
Easyjet have been approached for comment.
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