Same-day air travel between Ireland and the UK will not recover to pre-pandemic levels because many businesses have replaced internal face-to-face meetings with conferencing technology. That is ...

The ATR 72 jet operated by Emerald Airlines for Aer Lingus was involved in an emergency as its crew attempted to land at Belfast City Airport at about 4pm on December 22. The wheels under the ...

On Sunday, December 22, 2024, Belfast City Airport (BHD) was closed after the nosewheel on an Aer Lingus ATR 72-600 operated by Emerald Airlines collapsed on landing. The incident happened at 16: ...

Almost a month later, the plane, operated by Emerald Airlines, is still parked at the flight hub in Northern Ireland - with no information on when it is expected to re-enter service, Belfast Live ...

EMERGENCY services rushed to Belfast City Airport today after an Emerald Airlines plane suffered a landing gear collapse on touch down. It is understood the nose gear collapsed after a hard ...

The incident occurred at around 4pm when Emerald Airlines aircraft touched down from Edinburgh. The hard landing left the turboprop plane collapsed on the side of a runway. Emergency services ...

Several flights were redirected. Emerald Airlines, which was operating the flight, said the incident was a result of adverse weather conditions that has been disrupting travel across the UK.

Airline seats are getting smaller as airlines prioritize profits over passenger comfort and safety. The lack of minimum seat size regulations in the U.S. allows airlines to continue shrinking ...

It is understood the nose gear collapsed on the Emerald Airlines craft after a hard landing at George Best Airport amid strong winds. The landing gear is used during take-off, landing or taxiing ...

The plane's landing gear is believed to have collapsed. The Aer Lingus regional flight, operated by Emerald Airlines, landed at around 4pm after flying from Edinburgh. There were four crew on ...

BelfastLive reports images from the scene appear to show fire crews on the runway dealing with an incident involving an Emerald Airlines aircraft, which operates the regional franchise of Aer Lingus.