The mid-air emergency was declared during the Loganair flight from Inverness Airport.
A flight leaving from a Scots airport has been diverted following a mid-air emergency.
The Loganair plane was due to fly from Inverness to Manchester at 10.45am on Saturday, August 8. However, as the aircraft reached Ayr, a U-turn was performed at 30,000ft after a 7700 emergency code was relayed.
Flight radars show the plane turning back and landing at Glasgow Airport at 11.20am. The nature of the incident is not known at this time.
The flight was due to land at Manchester Airport at 12pm. It’s not yet known when it is due to take off again.
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