Security alert at Dublin airport after Ebola plane prank

Gardaí are investigating after an Aer Lingus plane had to go into lockdown in Dublin Airport following a prank by a passenger which sparked a brief Ebola scare.

Security alert at Dublin airport after Ebola plane prank
Thu, 30 Oct, 2014 - 14:49

By Noel Baker, Irish Examiner

Gardaí are investigating after an Aer Lingus plane had to go into lockdown in Dublin Airport following a prank by a passenger which sparked a brief Ebola scare.

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