Dublin Airport 'stands down' emergency
Dublin Airport has told ITV News that it has 'stood down' the emergency status of Delta Airlines flight 767-300.
The flight, from Istanbul to New York JFK, made an emergency landing at Dublin Airport after the pilot warned of a suspicious device on board.
After landing, emergency services checked the aircraft and stood down the emergency.
Passengers remain on board but Dublin Airport expect the plane to be evacuated shortly.
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