Aer Lingus passengers due home after emergency landing

More than 300 Aer Lingus passengers were flying back to Ireland this morning.

Aer Lingus passengers due home after emergency landing
Mon, 17 Apr, 2006 - 09:41
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More than 300 Aer Lingus passengers were flying back to Ireland this morning.

Their flight from Chicago to Shannon was diverted to Goose Bay in Canada yesterday afternoon amid safety fears.

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