Aer Lingus set to fly out aid and medical personnel

AER LINGUS will fly medical personnel and much needed aid to the survivors of the earthquake.

Aer Lingus set to fly out aid and medical personnel
Thu, 21 Jan, 2010 - 00:00

The airline will fly an A330 aircraft directly from Dublin to La Romana airport in the Dominican Republic on Friday carrying much needed emergency medical and food supplies.

The decision to fly into La Romana airport instead of Port Au Prince was taken due to safety concerns after yesterday’s aftershock.

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