A number of flights have been either diverted or cancelled due to heavy fog at Irish airports.
While disruption was minimal at Dublin Airport, a number of flights had to divert. “The airport is fully operational but the fog has caused four diversions. Three have gone to Shannon – Ryanair have one, Turkish Airlines have one and Flybe have one gone to Shannon too, with one Ryanair flight returning back,” a DAA spokesperson told Travel Extra.
Passengers are advised to check with their airlines before travelling as the airport, while fully operational, is reporting “dense” fog.
Smoke seen near Dublin Airport, December 10, 2018. Photo: DAA
Flights from Shannon and Cork are operating normally, as is the case with Belfast International. However, Belfast City airport has been affected by the weather conditions. It advised passengers via Twitter: “Flight cancellations confirmed for today due to severe fog at Belfast City Airport. Please check our live flight information pages for updates before travelling to the airport: https://goo.gl/C8aZBt Contact your airline directly for re-booking queries.”
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