A Texas-bound plane has landed in Glasgow after issuing an emergency code.
The American Airlines flight, a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, was flying from Frankfurt to Dallas on Sunday when crews declared an emergency by signalling a Squawk 7700.
A Squawk 7700 code is used to communicate on-flight emergencies and, depending on the nature and severity of the situation, crews may conduct checks before formally declaring an emergency.
The nature of this incident is not known.
In a map on Flight Radar, the aircraft can be seen departing Germany at 10.50am, and flying over the Netherlands and the North Sea.
It reached the Orkney isles before taking a sharp U-turn and flying south towards Glasgow.
The plane has landed in Glasgow and is expected to depart from there at 2pm.
American Airlines and Glasgow Airport was contacted for comment.