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Emerald Airlines have been forced to cancel all flights today following an operations meeting this morning.
The cancellations are as a result of Storm Ashley and impact those travelling from Dublin, Shannon and Cork airports today, October 20.
READ MORE: Storm Ashley update: Thousands lose power around the country here's when it's likely to be restored
Twitter/X user Shauns_Aviation confirmed the flight cancellations and advised those expecting to travel with the airline today to check for confirmation themselves regarding their flight status.
Confirmed - All emerald airlines flights are to be cancelled today following an Ops meeting.
— Shauns_Aviation✈️ (@Shauns_Aviation) October 20, 2024
Please check with you airline for confirmation#aviation #avgeek #StormAshley #storm #wind #dublin #ireland #Planes #travel #DublinAirport #ShannonAirport #CorkAirport #Diversion… https://t.co/5W8Tq7EMjW
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