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Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport reopens after landing hitch Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport reopens after landing hitch
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Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport has reopened after it was forced to close when an aircraft had a problem with its undercarriage while landing.Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport has reopened after it was forced to close when an aircraft had a problem with its undercarriage while landing.
The LinksAir plane, which had two crew members and one passenger on board, had been flying to the airport in South Yorkshire from Belfast City Airport.The LinksAir plane, which had two crew members and one passenger on board, had been flying to the airport in South Yorkshire from Belfast City Airport.
The passenger was taken to hospital for checks after the incident on Friday at 19:30 BST, the airport said.The passenger was taken to hospital for checks after the incident on Friday at 19:30 BST, the airport said.
It reopened at 14:45 BST after the aircraft was "moved from the runway". The runway reopened at 14:45 BST after the aircraft was moved.
The first flight from the airport is due at 15:30 BST to Bucharest. The first flight from the airport had been due to leave at 15:30 BST to Bucharest.
Investigators from the UK Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) visited the site earlier.Investigators from the UK Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) visited the site earlier.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the airport said they were "pleased to confirm" the runway had now reopened.In a statement, a spokesperson for the airport said they were "pleased to confirm" the runway had now reopened.
"The LinksAir flight, LNQ207, which experienced problems with its undercarriage on landing, has now been moved from the runway area. They added: "The LinksAir flight, LNQ207, which experienced problems with its undercarriage on landing, has now been moved from the runway area.
"We apologise for the inconvenience caused to passengers affected by the incident which occurred last night. " "We apologise for the inconvenience caused to passengers affected by the incident which occurred last night."
Earlier, the airport had said passengers who were due to fly on Saturday morning were checking in as normal, but would probably have to leave from other airports.
Four inbound scheduled flights and three outbound services were affected on Friday evening, the airport added.