The flight EI121 departed Dublin today Tuesday, February 11 2025 at 13:30 GMT to Orlando but immediately stopped the climb at 3,800 ft.

The Airbus A330-300 with EI-FNH suffered land hand engine compressor stall.

The crew decided to return to Dublin Airport where it landed only 34 minutes after takeoff.

A load bang was heard and flames out of the left engine were seen by residents.

The aircraft landed safely and met by Dublin Airport’s Fire and Rescue Service and Airport Police and was escorted to a stand at the terminal.

Passengers will shortly be transferred to a standby aircraft.

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Due to the expected impact of Storm Éowyn, airlines have cancelled a large number of flights scheduled to depart from and arrive into Dublin Airport on Friday morning.

Storm Éowyn is forecast to bring very strong winds to the Dublin region from the early hours of Friday morning through to around midday.

As of 07.45, airlines have cancelled around 230 flights scheduled to depart from and arrive into Dublin Airport this morning due to Storm Éowyn. Winds remain very strong in the Dublin region and are expected to remain that way throughout the morning.

Winds are gusting up to 56 kt (at 07:00 local time).

Further cancellations and delays to flights are possible during the remainder of the day. The airport advises passengers intending to travel on Friday to check the status of their flight directly with their airline before travelling to the airport.

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The red warning for Dublin will be in place on Friday from 6am until 11pm. The warning reads: “Gale to storm force southwest to west winds will bring severe, damaging and extremely destructive gusts in excess of 130km/h.”

Dublin Airport has warned of disruption to flights on Friday. A spokesperson said: “Dublin Airport is in close contact with the relevant authorities, including Met Éireann, regarding #StormÉowyn, which is expected to bring very strong winds to the Dublin region on Friday.

The forecasted weather could lead to some disruption to Friday’s flight schedule.

“Passengers are advised to contact their airline directly for updates regarding specific flights. Further updates will be posted on Dublin Airport’s social media feeds over the coming 48 hours.”

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A number of aircraft are initiating go-arounds on runway 28L at Dublin Airport due to strong crosswinds.

Exemples:

• Air France AF1116 from Paris CDG
• Ryanair FR555 from Manchester

Landings are operating on runway 28L, takeoffs from runway 28R.

The airport is reporting wind gusts up to 35 kt from South (190°).

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Delta flight DL83 departed Paris CDG Airport Wednesday, November 27 2024 at 08:10 CEST for a 9-hour flight to Atlanta.

Almost 2 hours into the flight, while starting to cross Atlantic, the crew contacted ATC about a disruptive passenger in the back of the plane.

The Airbus A330-3300 (registration N810NW) was vectored to Dublin where it landed at 10:46 local time.

The male passenger was handcuffed before Garda removed him from the plane.

The flight resumed at 1:00pm from Dublin Airport, expected to land at 3:46pm at Atlanta, gate E26, 3 hours late.

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So far today, around 60 flights due to depart/land at Dublin Airport have been cancelled.

A total of 27 incoming aircraft have performed go-arounds mainly on runway 28. Also, 28 flights opted to divert to other airports.

With strong gusting winds set to continue for the remainder of Sunday, further disruption is possible over the coming hours.

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Air France flight #AF346 departed Paris CDG terminal E at 2:09pm CEST to Montreal, Canada.

The flight, operated by a Boeing 777-300ER (registration F-GSQO), turned around over Atlantic about 3 hours into the flight.

The flight is diverting to DUB due to a medical situation on board according to the Airline.

The estimated stop at Dublin airport is 30 minutes. However due to the long diversion, the aircraft will have to refuel then depart later.

UPDATE 17:12 (local time)
The aircraft has landed on runway 28 at Dublin.

UPDATE 17:20 (local time)
The Boeing 777-300ER was met by emergency crew on the tarmac then taxied at the gate at terminal1.

UPDATE 18:40 (local time)
Air France flight AF346 departed Dublin at 18:33.

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American Airlines flight #AA43 has declared an emergency before crossing the Atlantic.

The Boeing 787-9 (registration N831AA) departed Venice in Italy at 3pm to Chicago O’Hare International Airport.

After 4 hours into the flight, the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and turned around to Dublin.

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Ryanair flight from Nice was met by fire trucks after landing on runway 28L after suffered a tyre burst.

The flight #FR1959 arrived form Nice when the aircraft experienced tyre burst.

Busses are now en route to the aircraft to take passengers to the terminal.

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United Airlines flight #UA119 departed Edinburgh this Tuesday, August 6 2024 at 11:45 BST to Chicago O’Hare International Airport.

The Boeing 757-200 (registration N19136) climbed to FL340 ove the Atlantic until it reached the South of Iceland.

The pilots then contacted ATC and decided to turn around near Reykjavik, then decided to divert to Dublin due to a hydraulic issue.

The aircraft landed on runway 28L almost 4 hours after departure and was followed by the fire brigade.

The Boeing 757 is now under maintenance at Dublin Airport and the flight is canceled.

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Several passengers at Dublin Airport are reporting a big fire near the terminal.

Flight operations are not disturbed at the moment. Both runways remain active. Northern one for departures, Southern one for landings.

Five fire engines including a turntable ladder are at an industrial unit fire off the Oscar Traynor Road in Coolock.

Dublin ATC is informing flights on approach to DUB.

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Per NOTAM, Dublin Airport can’t allow diversions until Thursday May 23 at 12:00 UTC.

The airport will be very busy and no gates will be available due to the Europa Cup final.

The Europa League final 2024 will see Atalanta take on Bayer Leverkusen for the continent’s second most prestigious club competition.

The match will be held at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

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