Survivor of the Manx2 plane crash in charity cycle

A survivor of last year’s Manx2 plane crash can expect a hero’s welcome in Cork today when he completes a charity cycle which followed the same route as the doomed flight.

Survivor of the Manx2 plane crash in charity cycle

Mark Dickens was one of six passengers injured when the Belfast to Cork commuter plane crash-landed at Cork Airport in Feb 2011. Six other passengers, including the two pilots, were killed.

Mr Dickens, a father of three from Ashford in Kent, set off four days ago with his brother-in-law on the 500km cycle from Belfast in order to “repay the people of Cork” for the care he received from emergency crews and hospital staff following the crash.

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