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The Minnesota Vikings' team plane slid off a Wisconsin runway in snowy conditions Friday and became stuck in the grass, leaving players waiting for hours to get off the aircraft. A team spokesman said there were no injuries after the landing shortly after 5 p.m. Friday at Appleton International Airport. The Vikings will play the Green Bay Packers on Saturday. Continue to Article

December 24, 2016 1:26:am EST

(Reuters) - The Minnesota Vikings endured a scary moment on Friday when their team plane slid off the runway while taxiing following a safe landing in Appleton, Wisconsin. "While taxiing after a safe landing, the team plane slid off the runway and became stuck," the team said on their Twitter page. Everyone on the plane was safe but the Vikings experienced a two-hour delay following the incident as a fire truck was needed to remove passengers from the plane. Continue to Article

December 24, 2016 12:56:am EST

The Minnesota Vikings endured a scary moment on Friday when their team plane slid off the runway while taxiing following a safe landing in Appleton, Wisconsin. "While taxiing after a safe landing, the team plane slid off the runway and became stuck," the team said on their Twitter page. Everyone on the plane was safe but the Vikings experienced a two-hour delay following the incident as a fire truck was needed to remove passengers from the plane. Continue to Article

December 24, 2016 12:52:am EST

As plane-skidding-off-the-runway situations go, this sounds relatively minor, but the Minnesota Vikings’ team plane did veer off the runway at Appleton International Airport on Friday night, where the team flew for its Saturday game against the Green Bay Packers. Defensive back Anthony Harris was apparently the first to share the news, posting on his Snapchat account. Minnesota’s director of communications, Jeff Anderson, texted colleague Eric Edholm, “We are fine. Continue to Article

December 23, 2016 9:05:pm EST