TORONTO – An Air Canada flight from Amsterdam to Toronto has made an emergency landing in Belfast, Ireland Saturday.
Reports say there was an unusual odour on the plane, and officials diverted flight AC825 to Belfast to investigate.
Air Canada officials said there were 205 passengers aboard the 767-300 aircraft, as well as eight crew members.
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The flight was scheduled to land at Toronto Pearson International Airport at 2:15 p.m. There is no word on when it will continue.
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