Emergency services attend small aircraft crash in Armagh

The NIFRS said Firefighters extinguished the blaze and secured the area on arrival.
Author: Chelsie KealeyPublished 30th Jan 2024
Last updated 30th Jan 2024

Emergency services have attended the scene of a small aircraft crash in County Armagh.

The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service were at the site in the Mullahead Road area of Tandragee at around 1.15pm today.

The NIFRS said Firefighters extinguished the blaze and secured the area on arrival.

The pilot was out of the aircraft on arrival and was transferred to the care of the NIAS.

No passengers were on the aircraft and the incident was dealt with by 2.27pm.

The PSNI has said the Air Accident Investigations Branch has been informed of the incident.

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