Dublin Airport confirm ‘flight cancellations today due to Storm Ali’ today

Flying away today? Well, you better check with your airline if your flight is still going ahead...

Storm Ali has arrived, putting 17 counties in Ireland under an Orange weather warning,while the rest of the country is under Status Yellow. The updated weather warnings were issued this morning, and now Dublin Airport has announced that a number of flights will be delayed or cancelled due to the high winds we're experiencing. At the time of writing, the majority of the cancelled flights appear to be between Ireland and the UK, with some additional flights (specifically arrivals) from mainland Europe also cancelled this morning.

High winds due to #StormAli will have an impact on the flight schedule today. Some flights already cancelled. Please check with your airline before coming to the airport. Departures info here https://t.co/2bD7lEWGaJ. Arrivals info here https://t.co/ckiUMjBwFf. pic.twitter.com/bPgNBTFqAv

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) September 19, 2018

Dublin Airport said: "A number of flights have been cancelled today as a result of high winds expected due to Storm Ali. "Passengers are advised to check latest flight information with their airline’s website before coming to Dublin Airport." For all of the information of Dublin Airport departures, visit here, or for Dublin Airport arrivals, visit here. Cork and Shannon airports are also advising customers to check with their airline to find out if any flights have been cancelled:

.@MetEireann is forecasting gale force winds off the Atlantic coast overnight due to #StormAli which may impact on flight schedules tomorrow @CorkAirport Please check your flight status with your airline before coming to the airport in the morning. pic.twitter.com/jmB3yy7l0T

— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) September 18, 2018

⚠️Attention Passengers⚠️ If you’re planning on travelling from Shannon Airport early tomorrow morning, please check your flight status with your airline before making your way to the airport.#StormAli #safetravels pic.twitter.com/PIFqEZy4n6

— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) September 18, 2018