Flight returns to Dublin after jet strikes hares on take-off

An Aer Lingus flight was forced to return to Dublin Airport this morning amid fears that a hare had been sucked into one of the jet’s engines during take-off.

Flight returns to Dublin after jet strikes hares on take-off
Thu, 10 May, 2018 - 14:36

By Patrick Flynn

An Aer Lingus flight was forced to return to Dublin Airport this morning amid fears that a hare had been sucked into one of the jet’s engines during take-off.

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