Pilot does 360 turn to give passengers 'incredible' glimpse of Northern Lights

An easyJet pilot turned 360 degrees over the ocean on Monday night to give all passengers on board a chance to see the 'incredible' Northern Lights.

The news follows an announcement from the Met Office, alerting Britons of the best places to see the Northern Lights on Monday, with northern areas of England in with a chance due to the higher likeliness of 'transitory cloud breaks'.Photographer Adam Groves, who had returned from an engagement weekend away in Iceland, said: "We had been half expecting them as the aurora forecast was high, but low cloud cover in Iceland over the past week meant we didn’t see them from land.

Pictures taken on board the flight show excited passengers peering out of the window, as Adam, who goes by @aptgroves quickly captured the beautiful shots.

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