Aer Lingus flight lands safely at Shannon after declaring engine emergency

Latest: An Aer Lingus flight has landed safely at Shannon Airport after declaring an emergency.

Aer Lingus flight lands safely at Shannon after declaring engine emergency
Thu, 28 Dec, 2017 - 16:34

Update 4.55pm: An Aer Lingus flight has landed safely at Shannon Airport after declaring an emergency.

The jet stopped on the runway so fire crews could carry out a visual inspection of the engine.

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