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Belfast City Airport has re-opened on Monday morning after an incident involving an Aer Lingus plane landing on Sunday closed the runway. Hundreds of passengers were affected with flights cancelled or diverted. The Aer Lingus regional carrier had no passengers onboard and four crew members when the flight landed heavily due to the bad weather.

Belfast City Airport's runway is closed after a plane suffered an emergency incident during a landing on Sunday afternoon. Pictures online appear to show an Aer Lingus flight with a collapsed nose wheel sitting on the runway.

Belfast City Airport has reopened following an incident yesterday when a flight made a hard landing due to adverse weather conditions

Belfast City Airport said normal operations were resuming. In a statement, it said: “The runway at Belfast City Airport has now reopened and normal operations

Flights at Belfast City Airport have been cancelled after an incident on the runway from an AerLingus aircraft which has sparked a large emergency service response

An Aer Lingus Regional positioning flight's nose gear collapsed during a hard landing at Belfast City Airport amid stormy weather. The incident, involving only four crew members, prompted emergency responses and resulted in the airport's temporary closure.

A plane’s nose wheel collapsed as it landed in Belfast due to adverse weather conditions. There were four crew on board and no passengers when the hard landing occurred on Sunday afternoon. The incident triggered emergency procedures at Belfast City Airport and has forced the runway to close for the rest of the day.