At the beginning of November the UK was hit by Storm Ciaran. Rain and strong winds are blowing across the south of the country from west to east and are expected to reach the northwest soon. France.
In this context, many regions were put on orange and red alert. Airline passengers should expect delays and even cancellations on flights, with airlines Ryanair and easyJet having made clear for sure.
Disruptions expected in Ryanair flight plans
“ An orange weather warning has been issued. Very strong and destructive winds associated with Storm Ciaran are disrupting travel. Large waves can also affect the coastline “, says the Met Office, according to reports Independent.
This heralds disruptions in the flight plans of airlines serving the south of England, Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.
“We are waiting on the Ryanair side.” Potential disruption to and from Ireland on Wednesday 1 November due to Storm Ciaran “.
spokesperson company low cost states: “ Affected passengers will be notified and all passengers traveling to and from Ireland on Wednesday 1 November should check their Ryanair app for flight updates before heading to the airport. “.
The airline said that this storm It is outside Ryanair’s control and will affect all companies operating in/in Ireland from 1 November » indicates that: daily express.
EasyJet also predicts “flight delays and disruptions”
The Met Office also warned of heavy rainfall of up to 80mm in parts of south-west England and Wales.
“ Storm Ciaran is expected to hit parts of Northern Ireland, southern England and the Channel Islands on the evening of 1-2 November. », says a spokesman for the low-cost airline easyJet.
The second continues: “ This may cause delays and disruptions in flights. Please follow the flight tracking before going to the airport and allow extra time for your trip “.
easyJet customers should be informed of any flight changes as soon as possible via email and SMS, in particular a company spokesperson assures:
“ Although this disruption is beyond our control, we would like to reassure our customers that we are doing everything we can to minimize disruption to their travels. “.
