Passengers are being asked to double check their flight information before they travel.
A number of flights travelling from Dublin Airport on Friday have experienced delays and cancellations due to poor weather at some UK airports.
The Met Office (the UK’s meteorological service) issued a yellow warning for ice across large parts of the UK stretching into Friday morning, with isolated snowfall expected on higher ground in England, Wales and Scotland.
A number of airports have been affected, including London Luton, London Stansted, Birmingham and Glasgow.
Small number of delays & cancellations @DublinAirport due to bad weather at some UK airports. Check latest flight info with your airline.
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) December 29, 2017
At the time of writing (approximately 11.25am) as many as 21 flights have been delayed travelling to Dublin Airport.
Flights both to and from Birmingham have been cancelled, with Glasgow airport announcing at 9.40am that they are suspending services until snow is removed from the runway.
We're expecting freezing weather conditions this evening and tomorrow morning so please take care on the roads and leave more time for your journey. Flight and traffic updates can be found here: https://t.co/npDLay9bCZ.
— Birmingham Airport (@bhx_official) December 28, 2017
People travelling to London were forced to stay overnight in Stansted Airport following the cancellation of dozens of Ryanair and Easyjet flights due to snow.
An Aer Lingus flight from Los Angeles, scheduled to arrive in Dublin at 2pm on Friday, has also been cancelled.
Passengers are being asked to double check their flight information with their provider before travelling.
See Dublin Airport live arrivals and live departures for more details.
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