Plane directed back to Cork Airport after smoke discovered on-board

It is believed it was found in the cockpit of the Aer Lingus plane, which was en-route to London Heathrow.

Plane directed back to Cork Airport after smoke discovered on-board
Thu, 02 Nov, 2017 - 14:23

An investigation is underway after smoke was discovered on an Aer Lingus flight earlier.

The plane was directed back to Cork Airport after smoke was discovered on-board.

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