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HUB Dublin, Ireland 1-January-2005
Aer Lingus Airbus A330-202 Michael Kelly
EI-DAA "Caoimhe" is seen here at Dublin with A330 "St Brigid" EI-CRK wedged under its wing. This happened at about 1300 Local time on new Years day when winds gusted very strongly for a short period of time ID: 291854 / 5985 views
Tried to find out by googling but I cannot say for sure.
But yes, I think so. After all I didn't have any accident when driving in GB. And I did so quite often.
Anyone out there who can tell for sure?
Aer Lingus cancels Chicago flight after collision
03/01/2005 - 09:03:18
Several hundred Aer Lingus passengers were left stranded today after a seventh transatlantic flight was cancelled due to damage caused by a mini-tornado at Dublin airport.
The State airline was forced to call off this afternoon’s EI125 service to Chicago with 300 travellers facing delays of up to 24 hours.
Six Aer Lingus flights were cancelled over the weekend after hurricane force winds caused two parked company jets to collide with one another.
An Aer Lingus spokeswoman said today’s cancellation was a knock-on effect of the disruption and the airline hoped to have cleared up all delays by tomorrow.
Around 1,300 travellers were hit by delays over the last two days. The spokeswoman said 450 passengers stranded at Shannon Airport would be flown to the United States this morning, while 150 people waiting in Dublin would leave later for New York.
She denied passengers were being forced to wait until the end of the week before being accommodated on flights across the Atlantic.
The airline said delays were prolonged because of extreme difficulties in hiring aircraft to cover for the unserviceable jets over the holiday season.
Freak winds of more than 80mph and gusting up to hurricane force ripped through Co Meath and parts of Dublin, damaging homes, tearing slates off roofs, overturning cars and bringing down trees on Saturday.
