- Storm Boelo caused at least 19 flight cancellations at Dublin Airport.
- Status Orange warnings were issued for several counties.
- Nine outbound and 10 inbound flights were cancelled.
- At least six flights were unable to land on first attempt.
- Overnight inbound flights from Canary Islands were cancelled.
Storm Boelo has caused flight cancellations and delays at Dublin Airport with at least 19 flights cancelled due to severe wind gusts and adverse weather conditions. Status Orange warnings were issued for several counties at the weekend. Dublin Airport reported a small number of cancellations and delays on Saturday including Aer Lingus services to Newquay and Birmingham plus a KLM flight to Amsterdam.
By late afternoon nine outbound and 10 inbound flights had been cancelled by airlines. Extremely high winds forced multiple aircraft into go-around procedures resulting in at least six flights unable to land on their first attempt with some diverting to alternate airports. Overnight inbound flights from Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura were cancelled.
The storm also impacted ferry crossings on the Irish Sea and raised safety concerns for the Dublin Marathon. Passengers are advised not to travel to the airport without confirming flight status and to check with their airline or the Dublin Airport live flight tracker. Airlines recommend managing bookings and rescheduling online to avoid phone queues.
Outbound
- Edinburgh EI3250@06.30
- Glasgow EI3220@06.40
- Leeds Bradford EI3390@06.40 & inb EI3391
- Charlotte AA9601@08.30
- Edinburgh EI3550@08.45 & inb EI3551
- Amsterdam KL1136@08.56 & inb KL1135
- Birmingham EI3266@09.30 & inb EI3267
- Manchester EI3322@10.15 & inb EI3323
- Amsterdam KL1140@13.25 & int KL1139
Inbound
- Tenerife EI767@01.15
- Gran Canaria EI783@01.15
- Fuerteventura EI771@01.30
- Donegal EI3401@08.50
- Glasgow EI3221@09.40
- Leeds Bradford @09.50
