On Friday morning around 09:20, an SAS flight received an indication of low oil pressure in one of its engines while in the air. This prompted the flight crew to make the precautionary decision to return to Oslo Airport. In accordance with standard operational procedures, the affected engine was shut down, and the plane safely returned to its departure airport without any incidents.

Emergency services were present at the airport for the landing, as required by routine safety protocols. The aircraft landed safely, ensuring the safety of all onboard. Following the incident, SAS announced that passengers would be taken care of and rebooked on the next available flights. Meanwhile, the aircraft has been taken out of service for a technical inspection, and the affected flight has been canceled as a result of this precautionary measure.

This situation highlights the importance of safety protocols in aviation, which are designed to prioritize passenger safety and mitigate risks during flight operations. The quick response of the crew and the pre-planned safety measures were crucial in ensuring that the incident did not escalate, reflecting the industry’s commitment to maintaining high safety standards.