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‘Full emergency’ declared at Dublin Airport after reports of smoke in aircraft

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Emergency declared at Dublin Airport following reports of smoke coming from aircraft. Three crew on board the plane, who were evacuated. Aircraft towed under escort to general aviation area of the airport, DAA said. The emergency was declared after a private aircraft aborted take-off due to reports of Smoke in the cockpit.

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The Journal

'Full emergency' declared at Dublin airport as smoke reported in plane cockpit

Three crew members were on board the plane but nobody was injured in the incident.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Irish Times

‘Full emergency’ declared at Dublin Airport after reports of smoke in aircraft

Take-off aborted and private plane with three crew on board evacuated in response to incident

1 year ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Independent

Dublin Airport declares full emergency after private aircraft aborts take off

A full emergency was declared at Dublin Airport earlier today after a private aircraft was aborted due to reports of smoke in the cockpit.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Irish Mirror

'Full emergency' declared at Dublin Airport after private plane aborts take off due to reports of smoke in cockpit

Three crew members on board the private plane were evacuated following reports of smoke

1 year ago·Ireland

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Roscommon Herald

‘Full emergency’ declared at Dublin Airport after reports of smoke in aircraft

Michael Bolton Dublin Airport declared a full emergency earlier this afternoon. A private aircraft aborted its take off following reports of smoke in the cockpit. An airport spokesperson said their emergency services attended the scene. There were no injuries, but the crew were evacuated, and the aircraft was towed from the runway. A spokesperson for the DAA said there were no injuries and... Source

1 year ago

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