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The passenger's behaviour forces pilot to make an emergency landing in Ireland

Dublin, Ireland - The man arrested at his arrival in Shannon

A pilot of a Boeing 767 with 224 passengers on board has been forced yesterday to ask to make a landing at Shannon's airport, Ireland, while was in flight from Amsterdam to Aruba's isle, into the small Netherlands Antilles. Both a Shannon's airport spokesperson and police sources in the air station have not specified the reason that has brought the pilot to take this decision, but only that he...

fra/pec - 1113523
Rome, Italy, 01/14/2010 11:55
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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