US Airforce plane lands at Prestwick after declaring emergency
The Boeing KC-135, an aircraft which is used to refuel other planes while they're flying, declared an emergency around 8am on Wednesday.
A Us Airforce plane landed at Prestwick Airport this morning after declaring an emergency over Scotland.
The Boeing KC-135, an aircraft which is used to refuel other planes while they're flying, got into difficulty around 8am on Wednesday.
According to a flight tracking app, the four-engine aircraft experienced technical difficulties at 26,202 feet near the Isles of Jura and Mull.
A spokesperson for Glasgow Prestwick Airport said: "We can confirm that an aircraft diverted to Glasgow Prestwick Airport today, due to technical issues.
"The aircraft landed safely with no further issues."