Nov 11, 2009 • 1 min read

Take That rescued from fog by Air Force

Take That were flown out of Inverness by the RAF after freezing fog grounded flights, following Mark Owen's wedding in the Highlands.

Take That were reportedly flown out of Inverness by the RAF yesterday after freezing fog grounded all planes at the Scottish city's airport. Which is a great use of the armed services' stretched resources.

Gary Barlow, Jason Orange and Howard Donald were in the Highlands, of course, for the wedding of bandmate Mark Owen. Explaining why the man band needed the help of the Royal Air Force to escape the frosty North of Scotland, one source told Bang Showbiz: "They must have only had a few hours' sleep, the last thing they needed was their flight getting delayed".

Quite, just imagine what could have happened if a slightly tired pop band had to sit out the fog in an airport lounge.

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