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A dramatic first-hand account of the Cork air crash was broadcast on a BBC Radio 4 programme at lunchtime today (Wednesday).
'Face the Facts' looked into the circumstances surrounding the doomed Manx2 flight.
Mark Dickens was one of ten passengers on board the plane, which crashed in foggy conditions, on February 10 this year.
Four passengers lost their lives, along with the pilot and co-pilot.
Mr Dickens gave the programme this account of what happened:
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