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Aer Lingus flight from Amsterdam to Dublin diverts after declaring emergency
An Aer Lingus flight from Amsterdam to Dublin has been forced to divert to Manchester this morning after declaring a mid-air emergency.
Flight EI603 declared a medical emergency at around 9.40am and was diverted to Manchester Airport.
The flight, which left Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam at around 9am was due to land at Dublin Airport at 10:15am.
The guest received medical attention on arrival at Manchester and the aircraft will depart Manchester for Dublin shortly.
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