Irish carrier Eirjet has removed from flight duties the Airbus A320 cockpit crew who, operating for Ryanair, landed an aircraft at the wrong airfield in Northern Ireland on 29 March. The crew was operating Ryanair flight FR9884 from Liverpool in the UK to the City of Derry airport, but during a visual approach mistakenly landed at the disused Ballykelly army airfield.
Source: Flight International
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