The flight EI159 operated by an Airbus A320neo made an quick return to Heathrow shortly after taking off.

The aircraft (registration EI-NSB) departed form runway 27L then stopped the climb at 8,000ft and started circling to deal with an issue on board.

The plane landed on runway 27R only 38 minutes later. The flight resumed 1h30 later with the same aircraft.

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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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Aer Lingus flight #EI738 departed Dublin this Friday, July 26 2024 at 18h30 UTC to Palma De Mallorca, Spain.

The Airbus A320 (registration EI-GAL) climbed to 35,000 ft over France airspace during the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.

About one hour into the flight, the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) due to a couple fighting on board.

The Airbus A320 quickly descended and diverted to Nantes and landed close to 22:00 local time.

According to a passenger on board, the couple refused to get off the plane. One hour later, the aircraft is still on the ground.

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