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In the last few minutes, a flight heading state-side was forced forced to make an early landing after an unruly passenger caused chaos aboard.
The Air France flight (AF334) departed from Paris at 1.25pm, and was grounded in Dublin airport at 3.05pm.
The flight was due to arrive in Boston at 3pm local time, but while passing Irish airspace the pilot reported that a passenger would not be quiet, and was disturbing other passengers.
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The plane had just passed over Galway, and diverted back to Dublin to deal with the passenger. No updates on the passenger have been made available as of yet.
There is no new departure time as of now, but the plane is expected to continue its journey to Boston shortly.
More details to follow.
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