Storm Debi diverts international flights to Shannon

Eighty years ago  this Thursday, the first flight landed in Shannon Airportplaceholder image
Eighty years ago this Thursday, the first flight landed in Shannon Airport

SHANNON Airport has seen two diverted planes land on Shannonside runways, due to weather conditions.

A spokesperson for the Shannon Airport Group has confirmed that Shannon Airport has facilitated two diversions from Dublin Airport this Monday morning due to Storm Debi.

A Finnair (E!90) flight, routing from Helsinki to Dublin, diverted to Shannon landed safely at 9.40am.

A New York (EI106) flight, bound for Dublin, also diverted to Shannon Airport and landed safely at 10:11am.

Shannon Airport is operating a full schedule today, but passengers should "check with their airlines in case of delays at other airports internationally", the spokesperson concluded.

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