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TWO PLANES BOUND for Dublin Airport were diverted to Belfast today as flight operations were briefly halted following a drone sighting.
The drone was spotted just after 12pm in the vicinity of the airfield, and the sighting has since been confirmed.
This caused flight operations to be paused for a period of ten minutes.
An Aer Lingus flight coming in from Frankfurt and a Ryanair flight from Birmingham had to alter their flight paths.
A daa spokesperson issued a statement reminding the public that it is illegal to fly a drone without permission within 5km of Dublin Airport.
Repeated drone incidents earlier in the year resulted in Delays at Dublin Airport, and a garda investigation.
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