Emergency services scrambled to ongoing incident involving Aer Lingus plane at Belfast Airport
Briefly

At around 4pm today, Sunday 22 December, an Aer Lingus regional flight, operated by Emerald Airlines, had an incident on landing at Belfast City Airport. This was a positioning flight with no passengers but four crew members onboard.
The nose gear collapsed in a hard landing during strong gusts of wind as the flight arrived from Edinburgh. Images from the scene show the turboprop plane on the side of a runway.
A spokesperson for Belfast City Airport said no passengers were on the aircraft when the incident happened. The airport's emergency procedures were enacted.
A number of flights have been diverted to Belfast International Airport as a result of the incident, including a British Airways flight from London City.
Read at Irish Independent
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