Details emerge about crashed aircraft

The Irish Aviation Authority has released some details regarding the plane which crashed at Cork Airport this morning.

Details emerge about crashed aircraft
Thu, 10 Feb, 2011 - 12:48

The Irish Aviation Authority has released some details regarding the plane which crashed at Cork Airport this morning.

The Fairchild Metroliner sw4 light aircraft itself was built in 1992 and had been in operation on the route from Belfast to Cork since last September.

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