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Hundreds of passengers miraculously escaped with their lives this morning when their Emirates jet crash-landed at Dubai airport and exploded


All 300 on board, including 24 Britons and 18 crew, were led to safety at Dubai International Airport, minutes before the Boeing 777 was completely destroyed in a massive fireball


Emergency: An Emirates passenger jet carrying 282 passengers has crash landed at Dubai Airport before bursting into flames


Dramatic footage shows the aircraft exploding in a fireball on the runway, with the force of the blast throwing a huge metal panel from the plane into the air


Emirates said the flight departed at 10.19am from Trivandrum International Airport and was scheduled to land at 12.50pm at Dubai International Airport


Photographs of the incident showed a plane lying crumpled on its belly on the tarmac with black smoke pouring from its upper section


Photographs of the incident showed a plane lying crumpled on its belly on the tarmac with black smoke pouring from its upper section


Emirates airlines Boeing 777-300 A6-EMW plane flight number EK521 from Trivandrum to Dubai lays on the ground in Dubai airport after being gutted by fire


Footage taken from a building near the runway showed the moment the plane exploded into flames at Dubai International Airport


Footage taken from a building near the runway showed the moment the plane exploded into flames at Dubai International Airport


The Dubai government's official media office said on Twitter that all passengers were 'evacuated safely and no injuries have been reported so far'


Pictures show smoke coming from the plane on a runway at the airport. All flights to the Dubai terminal have been diverted while emergency crews work at the scene





The Boeing 777 aircraft, departed at 10.19am from Trivandrum International Airport and was scheduled to land at 12.50pm at Dubai International Airport


The Emirates plane that crashed down at Dubai International Airport before exploding into flames was carrying 24 Britons, it has emerged


Thick black smoke could be seen rising over Dubai International Airport after an Emirates plane reportedly crashed at around 12.45pm local time


Dubai International is by far the Middle East's busiest airport, and is the world's busiest air hub in terms of international passenger traffic


A pilot who witnessed flight EK521 landing said the plane came in 'really hard' and hit the 'runway tail' before coming to a halt


Hot weather could have played a part in the crash of an Emirates airliner, an aviation expert has suggested


Dubai International is the world's largest hub in terms of international passengers, and is the base for Emirates, from where it serves more than 153 destinations


Severe delays: All take-offs and landings have been suspended with flights due to resume at 3.30pm UK time. Passengers are pictured queuing at the terminal


A passenger tweeted this picture as delays started to build up at Dubai International today

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Passengers flee after Emirates plane crash lands in Dubai

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Shocking moment Emirates plane bursts into flames in Dubai

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Horrified travellers look on as black smoke rises from plane

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Smoke rises on Dubai airport runway as plane catches on fire

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HUGE blaze after Emirates plane sets on fire in Dubai Airport

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Plane crash-lands in Dubai airport before bursting into flames

source:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3721366/Fire-Dubai-International-Airport-Emirates-Airline-passenger-jet-crash-lands.html