- By Sammie Jones-
Ryanair has cancelled all its flights to and from Leeds Bradford Airport for the rest of today.
The airline said it was taking the action due to the adverse weather conditions. They confirmed that all customers had been notified of the move. Treacherous conditions caused by Storm Emma has disrupted services throughout most parts of the UK. School closures across the UK has been widespread with many school heads giving their day off much to their delight.
Shops, businesses and public libraries, have also been closing very early, most people heading home by 4pm to escape the worst conditions of the weather.>A statement released at 11.20am read: “Due to continuing adverse weather conditions, Ryanair expects further flight delays and cancellations at airports today and tomorrow (Thursday 1st and Friday 2ndMarch 2018)and we recommend customers check the status of their flight at Ryanair.com before making their way to the airport.”We are doing everything we can to re-accomodate customers and we apologise for any inconvenience caused by these disruptions which are entirely outside of our control.”It added: “All flights to/from East Midlands, Leeds Bradford, Edinburgh & Glasgow Airports have been cancelled for the remainder of the day. All affected customers have been notified of their options by email / SMS text message.”A number of flights have also been cancelled at Dublin Airport today and tomorrow, and services from Cork Airport and Kerry Airport are also cancelled for the remainder of the day.
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