Good news for anyone travelling with the airline over the weekend.
Ryanair has announced that it is currently planning for a return to full operations, in all Irish airports, this Saturday, 3 March.
The airline says it will remain in close contact with the airports and the relevant authorities and recommends that customers check the status of their flight on the Ryanair website before making their way to the airport.
All scheduled Ryanair flights to and from Dublin, Cork, Kerry, Knock and Shannon airports on Friday, 2 March have been cancelled and all affected customers have been notified of their options by email and text message.
Ryanair say they are doing everything they can to re-accommodate affected customers and minimise disruption to their travel plans and have apologised for any inconvenience caused by disruptions entirely outside of their control.
Meanwhile, Dublin Airport, Shannon Airport, Cork Airport and Ireland West Airport in Knock are all planning on resuming services early on Saturday morning, but are urging passengers to check with their respective airlines before travelling to the airport.
Belfast City Airport remains fully operational, but a number of flights are subject to delays and cancellations due to adverse weather across mainland United Kingdom.
We're planning for airlines to resume services early tomorrow morning. Please check with your airline BEFORE coming to airport. We'll continue to update this feed with latest info. #StormEmma #sneachta #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/rHh7pvgeCS
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 2, 2018
⚠️Attention Passengers⚠️
Passengers intending to travel on 03/03/2018, please note that we are continuously monitoring weather conditions at Shannon Airport. We aim to open from 05:00 on Saturday, subject to passenger and operational safety. #BeastfromtheEast #StormEmma— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 2, 2018
⚠️Attention Passengers⚠️
We strongly advise passengers intending to fly from, or travel to, Shannon Airport on 3/3/2018 to contact their airline or check the airline’s website before leaving for the airport. Thank you. #BeastfromtheEast #StormEmma
— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) March 2, 2018
News: Latest Update from @CorkAirport on Friday at 13.00 pic.twitter.com/0uiw6kmdLk
— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) March 2, 2018
⚠️TRAVEL UPDATE⚠️
Reminder that all flights due to operate today, Friday 2nd March have been cancelled.
The airport is closed & we advise the public not to travel to the airport today. The airport will reopen tomorrow morning at 07:00am #StormEmma #thebeastfromtheast pic.twitter.com/S1IwqIJHc2
— Ireland West Airport (@Irelandwest) March 2, 2018
FURTHER INFO: Whilst @BELFASTCITY_AIR is fully operational, some delays & cancellations are still being confirmed by @flybe due to adverse weather across mainland UK.
Details can be viewed here: https://t.co/m179zcKenf
Advice remains to contact your airline directly. #Travel— Belfast City Airport (@BELFASTCITY_AIR) March 2, 2018
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