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Passenger Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Northern Ireland

Updated: Tuesday, 07 Feb 2012, 5:23 AM PST
Published : Tuesday, 07 Feb 2012, 5:23 AM PST

    (NewsCore) - A passenger plane made a successful emergency landing Tuesday morning in Belfast.

    The Thomas Cook-operated Airbus A-320, en route to the Spanish resort island of Tenerife, had reported problems with its landing gear.

    It departed the Northern Irish capital shortly before 10:00am local time but soon began circling the nearby area in a bid to dump fuel.

    Radar showed the aircraft flying in a repeated pattern over Lough Neagh.

    A full emergency plan was put in effect, as is standard practice, with nine fire engines on the scene at Belfast International Airport.

     

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