A ‘FULL emergency’ was declared when a Ryanair flight experienced difficulty landing.
The flight from Liverpool to Dublin airport was met by a fire crew at Dublin airport after experiencing a “minor technical issue”, the Irish airline confirmed.
The incident, which happened yesterday afternoon, saw all passengers kept on board the plane until the fire team had given the all-clear for them to disembark.
In a statement, Dublin Airport confirmed that all passengers “disembarked the aircraft normally”.
They added: “This is now an aircraft recovery incident.
“There are no reports of any injuries although 1 person was treated for shock.
“National Ambulance Service personnel met passengers on arrival.”
A Full Emergency was declared @DublinAirport this afternoon following the arrival of @Ryanair flight FR5542 from @LPL_Airport. Passengers disembarked the aircraft normally. Air Traffic flows into Dublin Airport were restricted during the incident. pic.twitter.com/DJs67ahLlo
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) April 9, 2023
Air traffic operations were restricted while the incident was investigated.
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