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Aer Lingus plane for Milan evacuated

Dublin, Ireland - The cabin was covered by smoke before taking off from Dublin

An Airbus A-320 from the Irish carrier Aer Lingus has been evacuated at 7:55am today after the cabin was filled with smoke shortly before taking off from Dublin Airport. Flight EI-432, which was delaying due to the bad weather (it was scheduled for departure at 7:20am), was bound for Milan carrying 63 passengers and six crew members. The 69 people evacuated the plane by using the chutes (a crew member...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 132141
Rome, Italy, 12/01/2005 13:05
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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