A plane made a dramatic descent over Scotland after declaring a mid-air emergency.
The Bluebird Nordic BF6810 flight had been travelling from Billund, Denmark to Reykjavík, Iceland.
After taking off from Billund at 7.08am, the cargo plane issued a 7700 alert - indicating a general emergency - at 7.53am.
Flight radar app 'Plane Finder' shows it rapidly dropped to an altitude of around 8000ft, down from 31,000ft when raising the alarm.
The warning was issued as the aircraft was above Shetland.
It was due to land in Reykjavík at 9.01am but instead landed at Glasgow Airport.
A spokesperson for Glasgow Airport said: “We can confirm that a Bluebird Cargo aircraft landed at the airport this morning. It requested to divert to Glasgow due to a technical issue.”
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