- Dublin Airport reported around 40 flight cancellations on Sunday 25 October 2026.
- Storm Boelo brought strong winds and weather issues at overseas airports.
- Met Éireann issued multiple weather warnings into Bank Holiday Monday.
- Passengers were advised to travel as normal and check flight status.
- Residual disruptions remained possible due to displaced aircraft and crew.
Dublin Airport is back not rack Monday having reported around 40 flight cancellations on Sunday 25 October 2026 as Storm Boelo caused disruption. Strong winds and weather issues at overseas airports affected operations. Passengers were advised to travel as normal and stay in close contact with their airlines. Further weather warnings remained in place for Bank Holiday Monday.
Met Éireann issued multiple weather warnings into Bank Holiday Monday as rain and wind continued to batter the country. Dublin Airport noted that while the weather improved significantly in the Dublin area during the evening, issues remained at some other airports overseas. Passengers flying on Sunday night or Monday were advised to travel to the airport as normal, two hours before short-haul flights and three hours before long-haul flights.
The worst of Storm Boelo passed but residual disruptions remained possible due to weather conditions and displaced aircraft or crew. Airlines cancelled flights and passengers were advised to check flight status directly with their airlines before travelling. Normal airport arrival recommendations remained in place. Cancellations included
Outbound
- Edinburgh EI3250@06.30
- Glasgow EI3220@06.40
- Leeds Bradford EI3390@06.40 & inbound EI3391
- Charlotte AA9601@08.30
- Edinburgh EI3550@08.45 & inbound EI3551
- Amsterdam KL1136@08.56 & inbound KL1135
- Birmingham EI3266@09.30 & inbound EI3267
- Manchester EI3322@10.15 & inbound 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
