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19th July 2018
05:12pm BST
The Irish Times is reporting that a flight to Dublin Airport has been diverted to Shannon after it was forced to abort its landing on Thursday afternoon.
The publication is reporting that a second aircraft aborted its landing shortly after.
Passengers on the Aer Lingus flight EI 163 from London Heathrow were told that it was too "unstable" to fly because of the wind conditions and it was "forced" to go to ground.
Hey @AerLingus on EI163. Sitting on the ground here in @ShannonAirport instead if @DublinAirport where I should be. Any idea when I can expect to land there ??
— Bill Harte (@Bill_Harte) July 19, 2018
Aer Lingus confirmed on their website that the flight was re-routed just before 4pm.
The plane was just grounded at Shannon Airport for under an hour before it took off for the capital again and lands in Dublin at an estimated time of 5:25.
