02/11/2015

Thick Fog Affects Belfast Flights

A number of flights have been cancelled at George Best Belfast City Airport due to thick fog in England, Scotland and Wales.

A number of flights have either been delayed or cancelled and passengers are being advised to check their flights before travelling to the airport.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning until midday today, 02 November.

It is the second day that fog has disrupted flights.

(CD/LM)

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