A Scandinavian Airlines flight traveling from Norway to Spain was forced to make an emergency landing in Copenhagen, Denmark on Wednesday after a mouse scurried out of a passenger's in-flight meal.
A spokesperson for the airline reportedly told France's AFP news agency the diversion was part of company procedures as the mouse posed a safety risk on board. Rodents can chew through electrical wiring, making them strictly forbidden on most airlines.
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Passengers were later flown to the Spanish city of Malaga on a different plane.
One of the passengers told BBC News the mouse escaped from a box of food that the woman next to her was opening up. A passenger said the situation was surprisingly calm.
Perhaps the mouse was just rehearsing to audition for a "Ratatouille" sequel.
