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"A FLYBE flight between Manchester and Belfast had to make an emergency landing at Isle of Man Airport.
It involved Flybe's Manchester to Belfast City flight making an emergency diversion to the Isle of Man after the crew thought they could smell smoke.
There were 89 passengers on board, who had to escape via the emergency chutes.
A Flybe spokesman said: 'The aircraft, an Embraer 195, made an emergency descent into the Isle of Man Airport as a precautionary measure, landing at 13.17.
'Upon landing all passengers were disembarked as quickly as possible.
'The likely cause of the incident seems to be a failure of the air conditioning and circulation system.
'Flybe is arranging for all passengers to complete their journey to Belfast as quickly as possible and the runway has now re-opened.
'Flybe can confirm it has had no other similar incidents with any of its E195 fleet.'
An emergency services spokesman said: 'There were four minor casualties treated on scene and not taken to hospital and one female taken to hospital.'
Ambulance operations manager Ray Beattie said emergency services were deployed at just after 1pm after receiving reports of an aircraft coming in to land with smoke in the cockpit.
There were no reports of any casualties.
Flights out of the airport are being delayed.
The road by the airport was initially closed, but has now reopened."