A transatlantic flight from Edinburgh was forced to divert to London after a "potential maintenance issue".
Delta flight DL209 took off from Edinburgh Airport bound for John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York around 12.20pm on Sunday when it encountered a technical issue.
Flight tracking data shows the plane diverted to London Heathrow and landed later that afternoon.
It is understood that the maintenance issue concerned a cracked windscreen.
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Delta confirmed the plane landed safely at London Heathrow "without incident".
A spokesperson for Delta said: “Delta flight 209 travelling from Edinburgh to New York-Kennedy diverted to London-Heathrow on Sunday, June 2 after experiencing a potential maintenance issue during flight.
"The aircraft landed safely without incident. Customers have been re-accommodated and we apologise for the delay in their travel plans."
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