A Ryanair flight destined for Dublin Airport has been forced to make an emergency landing in the UK this evening.
Flight FR1902 was headed to the capital from Krakow in Poland.
But the plane began descending over the UK at around 6:30pm this evening after declaring an emergency over the North Sea.
No reason yet has been given for the sudden landing.
After putting out a distress call, the flight was rerouted to London's Stansted Airport north of the English capital city.
The plane was picked up by two fighter jets, a pair of Eurofighter Typhoons, as it came in.
Thankfully, the flight was seemingly able to land at safely at Stansted, and taxi away from the terminal area.
Dublin Live have contacted Ryanair for comment on the flight.
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