Plane directed back to Cork Airport after smoke discovered on-board

It is believed it was found in the cockpit of the Aer Lingus plane, which was en-route to London Heathrow.

Plane directed back to Cork Airport after smoke discovered on-board

An investigation is underway after smoke was discovered on an Aer Lingus flight earlier.

The plane was directed back to Cork Airport after smoke was discovered on-board.

It is believed it was found in the cockpit of the Aer Lingus plane, which was en-route to London Heathrow.

The Airport's emergency plan was activated, with fire, ambulance and police services attending the scene.

Passengers have been evacuated and there are no reports of any injuries.

Cork Airport remains open while a full technical investigation is underway.

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