The final report into the 2010 Manx2 plane crash disaster at Cork Airport, in which six died, is due to be published within days.

The company which manufactured the engine of the airplane involved in the fatal air crash at Cork Airport almost two years ago is being sued by a number of survivors and relatives of the victims.

The airline involved in the Cork Airport plane crash disaster almost two years ago is to be renamed and re-branded after a management buyout.

The Irish aviation sector recorded the highest level of accidents and serious incidents in recent years during 2011, the annual safety performance review of the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) reveals.

An airplane operated on behalf of the same company involved in the fatal crash at Cork Airport last year, crash landed on the Isle of Man on Thursday.

Investigators probing the Cork Airport plane crash that claimed the lives of six people, have found a power anomaly in the aircraft’s engines and a sensor fault in one of its engines.

A PILOT who had previously flown the plane which crashed in Cork Airport earlier this year with the loss of six lives, hanged himself because he believed the crash could have been averted if he had been at the controls.

THE family of the co-pilot killed in the Manx2 flight which crashed at Cork airport in February claim they still have had “no contact” from the company which also ignored a request to pay to bring his body home.

THE Isle of Man’s infrastructure minister has defended the business model operated by Manx2 — one of the companies at the centre of the Cork Airport tragedy.

AN Isle of Man politician wants his parliament to clarify the status of virtual airline Manx2, one of the companies at the centre of the Cork Airport crash probe.

THE inexperienced captain of the Cork Airport crash flight allowed his rookie co-pilot to make three landing attempts in dense fog.

THE devastated partner of the co-pilot killed in the Cork Airport disaster said last night that he would have done everything in his power to prevent the tragedy.

A preliminary report into a plane crash that killed six people and injured six more will be published today.

A legal action, which it’s claimed could lead to a €100m pay-out, is to be taken on behalf of the victims of the Cork Airport plane crash.

THE first official report into last month’s fatal plane crash at Cork Airport is expected to be delivered to the victims’ families and survivors within days.

Manx2 has ended its service between Belfast and Cork just over a fortnight after one of its flights crashed killing six people.

A SURVIVOR of the Cork Airport crash has revealed how thinking of his wife and children helped him through the horrendous moments after impact.

Full services resumed at Cork Airport today after the plane crash that killed six people, as the chairman of Manx2 airline insisted both pilots were fully qualified.

QUESTIONS surrounding the circumstances of Thursday’s Cork Airport tragedy remained unanswered last night after the mother of a pilot on the doomed flight revealed it was one of her son’s first as captain.

THE grieving mother of a young co-pilot killed in the Cork air crash described her son as “an all-action hero” devoted to a flying career.

SURVIVORS of doomed flight NM7100 gave graphic details last night of the terrifying final moments on board the plane, which crashed in dense fog at Cork Airport.

Noel Hayes, the chairman of the airline Manx2, whose plane crashed at Cork Airport yesterday morning has said the two-man crew on board was fully qualified to operate the flight.

The two people discharged from hospital just over 24 hours after yesterday's plane crash in Cork have thanked the emergency services for their swift action, while the grieving mother of the young co-pilot killed in the crash has described her son as “an all-action hero”.

The English co-pilot killed in the Cork plane crash had previously helped rescue 66 people volunteering on a lifeboat in the north-east of England.

SO much of what we do, so much of what we think important, was put into a sobering perspective by yesterday’s tragedy at Cork Airport when six people lost their lives in a plane crash.

A MAJOR international air accident investigation is underway to establish why an aircraft crashed in heavy fog on its third landing attempt at Cork Airport yesterday, killing six of the 12 passengers on board.

THE plane at the centre of yesterday’s crash was involved in an incident in Spain in 2004 when its nose wheel suddenly locked into a right position forcing the aircraft to veer off the runway.

The flight crew in today’s commuter plane crash may have made a mistake by persisting in attempts to land in fog at Cork Airport, aviation experts said today.

ISLE of Man-based airline Manx2 is planning major investments in the Irish market which will see more routes from Cork airport.

A BISHOP’S prayers were answered yesterday when direct flights were re-introduced between Cork and Belfast.