An early morning flight from Shannon to Manchester was forced to return to the Midwest after the aircraft reportedly suffered engine problems shortly after take off.
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The incident involving The Aer Lingus Regional service which is operated by Aer Arann occurred yesterday morning.
Its reported the plane was just minutes into its journey when the pilot had to radio air traffic controllers in Shannon that there was a problem with the aircraft.
The flight returned safely to the Mid West airport and a replacement place was flown in from the Isle of Man and the passengers resumed their journey a number of hours later
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