Holidaymakers Warned of Delayed and Cancelled Flights Amid Storm Eowyn

Travelers are advised to prepare for possible flight disruptions due to Storm Eowyn’s severe weather conditions affecting the Midlands this Friday

Holidaymakers Warned of Delayed and Cancelled Flights Amid Storm Eowyn
Holidaymakers Warned of Delayed and Cancelled Flights Amid Storm Eowyn

Birmingham: Holidaymakers are in for a rough ride as Storm Eowyn approaches. The storm is expected to cause flight delays and cancellations. So, if you’re planning to travel, keep an eye on the weather.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather alert for wind and rain. They predict heavy rain and winds up to 70mph on Friday, January 24. This could lead to some serious travel chaos.

Ernesto Suarez, the CEO of Gigasure, shared some tips for travelers. He mentioned that storms can really mess with travel plans, especially for those flying abroad.

He advised checking your airport’s website for the latest updates. Airlines will do their best to keep things running smoothly, but some flights might still be affected.

Also, be cautious about compensation. If the disruption is due to extreme weather, you might not be entitled to anything. But if you have travel insurance, you could be covered for delays or cancellations. Just make sure to read your policy first.

Jet2 has already rescheduled some flights, and Ryanair is warning of possible disruptions too. They promise to keep passengers informed about any last-minute changes. Birmingham Airport is hoping to operate normally but suggests checking with your airline.

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