Aberdeen and Inverness Airports have seen the majority of flights cancelled due to Storm Eowyn.
Loganair announced that all of their flights taking off on Friday, January 24 have been cancelled.
This means the airline’s flights arriving to and departing from Aberdeen and Inverness Airports have been affected.
Airports advised that it was for airlines to cancel flights.
A spokesperson from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, said: “Storm Eowyn is likely to bring considerable disruption to many looking to fly from Scottish airports today.
Action will be taken against any airlines not following guidelines
“If a flight faces lengthy delays, airlines have a duty of care to look after their passengers, including providing food and drink, and accommodation if overnight.
“We will not hesitate to take action against any airlines not following these guidelines.”
A spokesperson for AGS Airports, which owns and operates Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports, said: “With adverse weather forecast for Friday and Saturday, passengers are advised to check the status of their flight with their airline before travelling.”
A Highlands and Islands Airports Limited (HIAL) spokesperson for Inverness Airport said: “The adverse weather forecast for Scotland from Friday, January 24 and through the weekend, is impacting flight schedules.
“We advise passengers to check with their airlines for flight updates before travelling.”
A social media statement from Loganair reads: “In view of the weather warnings issued, in the interest of safety, all Loganair flights on Friday January 24 have been cancelled.”
Flights operated by KLM and British Airways departing Aberdeen and Inverness Airport are also listed as cancelled.
Cancellations so far:
Aberdeen Airport
British Airways
Aberdeen to London Heathrow flights are cancelled for the day.
Eastern Airways
All flights cancelled.
Loganair
All flights are cancelled.
KLM
Flights to Amsterdam are cancelled.
Aer Lingus
Flights to Dublin are cancelled.
Wideroo
All flights cancelled.
Inverness Airport
British Airways
Passengers are asked to check ahead.
Easyjet
No change, but passengers asked to check ahead.
KLM
Wait in departures.
Loganair
All flights are cancelled.
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