In light of the recent snowfall, Manchester Airport has closed due to safety concerns. All flights have been canceled through Sunday and the airport is expecting to remain closed until further notice.
The Met Office has issued several alerts for potential snow and ice accumulations in South-West England, Wales, Northern Scotland and Northern Ireland. Ensure that you are adequately prepared as the weather conditions may be dangerous if not heeded.
Airports apologize for the inconvenience
The airport has apologized for any inconvenience caused and has requested passengers to contact their airlines for further instruction. They have also provided information regarding alternative routes should your flight be canceled.
In response to the increasing warnings, Manchester Airport posted a notification on Twitter stating: “Following a period of heavy snowfall, we have temporarily closed both runways.
“Health and safety will always be our top priority and operations will resume at the earliest opportunity.”
For the most recent flight updates, passengers should contact their airline immediately. Airlines are doing their best to accommodate anyone affected by the snowfall. Please be patient and understanding as the staff is dealing with a high volume of inquiries.
In the meantime, passengers should take every precaution necessary to ensure their own safety in this harsh weather. Stay warm and remember that at times like these it is crucial to stay informed about any changes to the weather situation.
