SAS Flight Diverts After Live Mouse Found In Meal

I remember seeing an iguana just off the runway after deplaning in the Galapagos, wonder if they could clamber up the stairs whilst nobody was looking?

I am Surprised to see that the plane was put back into service the next day. I always thought that everything must be checked.
But well, maybe they quickly found the mouse in CPH?

Was the mouse found? If not, then still could chew on the wiring.

Perhaps someone caught the mouse in the air after the mouse was found? And removed it from the aircraft immediately upon landing? So only the checks were required

Like Ben mentions that the mouse escaped into the cabin, although it might have been in a pretty obvious place and caught quite easily by a member of staff later on

Every plane needs to be equip with a cat. Just hope it is not Tom.

Say what you will, but they sure seemed to pass out those snack boxes fast and efficiently.

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Guess they needed Snakes on a Plane....

In other news, officials are overwhelmed by a sudden outbreak of Leptospirosis spreading across Denmark.

Well - this was an upgrade compared to the disgusting food generally served on SAS and European airlines in general. Given the state of the European economy, I am surprised that SAS did not try to charge extra for the extra protein.

The mouse heard about a very nice park in Copenhagen that inspired Disney. Planning carefully, he timed his appearance...
I would not be surprised if this was the only rodent. When you see one there are likely more. Ugh.

I would have kept my mouth shut. It's not worth the hassle and inconvenience of a diversion.

I've had it with the MF mice on this MF plane.

Like what they say, have a mice in a meal a day, keeps the flying bug away.

Air France-"KLM" partnership worked out greatly in this aspect.

Rats, part of the daily diet and common entree of the new people of Springfield.
I saw it on the television

This is taking the “raw food” menu option a step too far.

Ha !!!! Excellent!!

Did the FA greet the passengers with a 'have a mice day?'

You know folks mice like to dine too
They just can’t book a flight and board the aircraft as you do
Don’t be so critical and harsh
A mouse has a mother and a father too

I'm sure the Swedish Chef would be proud of serving fresh meat.

Probably the only non-synthetic ingredient in that snack box (aka a diabetic’s nightmare)

Was the meal Ratatouille? Was the catering done by Chez Remy?