Moment Aer Lingus plane crash-lands at Belfast Airport caught on camera as Christmas travel chaos ensues
Briefly

Pictures taken at the scene of the incident show sparks coming from the undercarriage of the Aer Lingus Regional ATR aircraft as it skidded down the runway at 4pm on Sunday. Eyewitness accounts describe the plane slamming nose first onto the tarmac, resulting in the sudden collapse of the nose gear and necessitating an urgent response from emergency services aiding the aircraft.
Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service reported a swift response, stating, 'On attending, crews encountered an aircraft which had experienced a nose wheel collapse on landing.' They were prepared with four appliances and a specialist rescue team to manage the situation, showcasing a high level of preparedness for aviation incidents.
Read at Irish Independent
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