Belfast International Airport has warned some flights could be delayed today due to Storm Isha.
Customers have been urged to contact their airline for the latest information.
“Flights are operating this morning but due to disruption by Storm Isha they could be subject to delays,” it said.
It comes after air traffic control restrictions were put in place yesterday, leading to flight cancellations and causing some planes to divert.
A flight travelling from Sharm el Sheikh to Glasgow Airport declared an emergency due to Storm Isha, landing at Manchester instead.
“Due to adverse weather conditions across the UK, temporary air traffic restrictions are in place. Restrictions of this sort are only ever applied to maintain safety,” National Air Traffic Services said.
P&O Ferries warns of potential disruption today
P&O Ferries has warned of potential disruption to its services today due to “adverse weather”.
At the moment, its departures from Dover to Calais are running on time.
Repairs to railway to take ‘several hours’, says Network Rail Scotland
At least 10 trees have fallen on a section of railway track in Scotland, with Network Rail Scotland warning repairs are likely to take “several hours”.
The line between Garrowhill and Easterhouse has also seen “significant damage” to its overhead wires, it said.
No trains are currently running across Scotland, with Network Rail saying its need to inspect all routes and repair the damage caused by Storm Isha in daylight.
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