Runway closed for remainder of Sunday after emergency incident involving Aer Lingus regional flight run by Emerald Airlines carrying four crew but no passengers

Flights to and from Belfast City airport were halted on Sunday (22 December) following an emergency incident involving an Emerald Airlines aircraft operating on behalf of Aer Lingus

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.

Runway closed and several flights redirected on Sunday after aircraft suffered a collapsed nose wheel on landing

Belfast City Airport has reopened to flights on Monday, a day after its runway closed when a plane was damaged in a "hard landing ", but some delays are expected. The Aer Lingus aircraft had to be recovered from the runway after the emergency incident which began at about 16:00 GMT on Sunday.

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

A flight suffered a hard landing while arriving in Belfast on Sunday afternoon because of adverse weather conditions, an airline has said.The Aer Lingus regional flight, operated by Emerald Airlines,

A flight suffered a hard landing while arriving in Belfast City Airport on Sunday afternoon because of adverse weather conditions, an airline has said. The Aer Lingus regional flight, operated by Emerald Airlines, landed at around 4pm on Sunday after flying from Edinburgh. There were four crew on board and no passengers.

An Aer Lingus flight was involved in an incident as it landed at Belfast City Airport this afternoon, with the runway now closed and passengers urged to check with their airline