Bird strike causes Ryanair flight delay

Passengers due to fly with Ryanair from Faro in Portugal to Shannon last night have been delayed after their plane experienced a bird strike.

Passengers due to fly with Ryanair from Faro in Portugal to Shannon last night have been delayed after their plane experienced a bird strike.

The plane was landing in Faro when the incident occurred. A subsequent inspection of the engine cleared it for take off.

As the plane was due to take off, some passengers became concerned about a smell onboard.

A spokesperson from The Irish Aviation Authority said they have no concerns about the safety of the aircraft.

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