Preliminary report into Cork plane crash to be published today

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

Preliminary report into Cork plane crash to be published today
Wed, 16 Mar, 2011 - 07:16

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

Air accident investigators are expected to reveal why the Manx2.com flight from Belfast crashed at Cork Airport when it attempted to land in thick fog on February 10.

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CourtsCork Airport crashPlace: CorkPlace: BelfastPlace: Cork AirportPlace: SpainPlace: SunderlandPlace: Co TyronePlace: DerbyshirePlace: KentPlace: LondonPlace: WaterfordPlace: GlanmirePlace: Co CorkPlace: GlenoePlace: Co AntrimPlace: KinsalePlace: BangorPlace: Co DownPlace: Cathedral of St Mary and St AnnePlace: Roman Street, CorkPerson: Jordi Gola LopezPerson: Andrew CantlePerson: Brendan McAleesePerson: Pat CullinanPerson: Michael EvansPerson: MasterPerson: Richard NoblePerson: McAleesePerson: Martin McAleesePerson: President Mary McAleesePerson: Mark DickensPerson: James Healy-PrattPerson: Donal WalshPerson: Peter CowleyPerson: Laurence WilsonPerson: Heather ElliotPerson: Brendan MallonPerson: Lord MayorOrganisation: KPMGOrganisation: Manx2Organisation: Flightline BCNOrganisation: AirladaOrganisation: Department of Transport's Air Accident Investigation UnitOrganisation: AAIUOrganisation: Stewarts LawOrganisation: Joint Ecumenical Service
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