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Dublin Airport's Terminal 2 faces ongoing disruption due to a cyber-attack affecting check-in and baggage systems, leading to flight cancellations and delays, with airlines and authorities managing manual workarounds and security measures.
A Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin experienced severe turbulence over Turkey, injuring 12 people, including passengers and crew. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner landed safely in Dublin, where emergency services attended to the injured, with eight passengers taken to the hospital. Passengers described the turbulence as extremely frightening, with some being thrown from their seats. An internal investigation is underway.
Severe turbulence on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin injured 12 people, with eight hospitalized. The incident follows a similar turbulence event on a Singapore Airlines flight that resulted in one death and multiple injuries. The affected Qatar Airways flight landed safely, and an internal investigation is underway.
Twelve people were injured, with eight hospitalized, after a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin experienced severe turbulence over Turkey. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed safely, and emergency services attended to the injured passengers and crew. The incident is under internal investigation by Qatar Airways.
Twelve people were injured, with eight hospitalized, when a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered turbulence over Turkey. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed safely, and emergency services attended to the injured. Qatar Airways is conducting an internal investigation into the incident.
Twelve people were injured when a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered turbulence over Turkey. The flight landed safely in Dublin, where emergency personnel attended to the injured passengers and crew. The incident follows a similar turbulence event on a Singapore Airlines flight last week, highlighting the unpredictable nature of turbulence despite aviation safety measures.
Twelve people, including six passengers and six crew members, were injured when a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered turbulence over Turkey. The aircraft landed safely in Dublin, where emergency services attended to the injured, with eight passengers taken to the hospital. The incident follows a similar turbulence-related event on a Singapore Airlines flight earlier in the week.
Twelve people were injured, with eight hospitalized, after a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered severe turbulence over Turkey. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed safely, and emergency services attended to the injured passengers and crew. The incident is under internal investigation by Qatar Airways.
Twelve people were injured when a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered turbulence over Turkey. The flight landed safely in Dublin, where emergency services attended to the injured, including six passengers and six crew members. Eight of the injured were taken to the hospital. The incident is under investigation, and the return flight to Doha will be delayed. This follows a recent severe turbulence incident on a Singapore Airlines flight that resulted in 104 injuries and one death.
Twelve people were injured on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin due to extreme turbulence over Turkey. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner landed safely at Dublin Airport, where emergency services provided assistance. This incident follows a similar turbulence-related event involving a Singapore Airlines flight less than a week earlier.
Twelve people were injured, including six passengers and six crew members, when a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin experienced severe turbulence over Turkey. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner was met by emergency services upon landing at Dublin Airport, and eight individuals were taken to the hospital. Passengers described the incident as frightening, with some crew members hitting the roof and sustaining injuries. The incident is under internal investigation by Qatar Airways.
A woman who underwent a mastectomy 15 years ago was forced to remove her breast prosthesis in public after it set off security scanners at Dublin Airport, causing public outcry. The airport has apologized and promised to investigate the incident, admitting that the situation could have been handled better. The passenger, Réaltán Ní Leannáin, expressed her distress and emphasized the need for sensitivity towards post-mastectomy travelers, while also seeking assurance that similar situations will be avoided in the future.
Over 100 flights in and out of Dublin airport were cancelled due to Storm Isha, with 24 aborted landings and 27 flights diverting to other airports. Ireland's national meteorological service issued an orange weather warning for most of the country, including Dublin, and parts of the west and northwest were under a more severe red warning. Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport also cancelled 130 flights as a preventive measure due to strong winds expected from the storm.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived at Dublin Airport on the largest passenger plane ever to land there, greeted by Irish Minister Eamon Ryan for talks with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar. Ryan, leader of the Green Party, has faced criticism from Irish dairy farmers over a proposal to cull 200,000 cows to meet EU climate goals. Li's visit marks the first by a senior Chinese leader since 2015, focusing on trade and potential resumption of Irish beef exports to China.