One of our readers who was spotting at Dublin Airport sent us photographs of a Ryanair Boeing 737-800 which suffered a braking incident upon arrival at the airport shortly after 11:00 this Sunday morning.
The 13-year-old plane registered EI-DWD landed on runway 28L after operating flight FR205 from London Stansted but, when the plane touched down, the crew reported a wheel well fire indication.
The pilot had radioed a Mayday emergency call to air traffic controllers in Dublin. The tower controller told the pilot that there had been smoke on landing.
No less than 5 emergency vehicles immediately rushed to the aeroplane, but smoke had disappeared. Passengers disembarked normally.
This post was published on 21 February 2021 22:54
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