Airports returning to normal after US plane crash

Transatlantic flight schedules are expected to return to normal tomorrow after a day of disruption caused by latest US air disaster.

Airports returning to normal after US plane crash
Mon, 12 Nov, 2001 - 22:12

Transatlantic flight schedules are expected to return to normal tomorrow after a day of disruption caused by latest US air disaster.

Airports in Ireland and the UK said they do not anticipate any knock-on delays.

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