Snow joke … the wintry weather has closed airports and delayed flights

As of 8pm (Wednesday, 1 December) the following airports are closed due to the wintry conditions. Passengers are advised to check with their airline before leaving the house.

Management at Gatwick Airport say the runway will remain closed until at least 10am tomorrow (Thursday, 2 December). www.gatwickairport.com

The airport’s Twitter feed advises passengers not to come to the airport and to check the web for further information.

Dublin Airport recommenced flights this evening at 6:46pm. www.dublinairport.com

London City Airport bosses say the runway is operational, however some flights have been cancelled. Those due to fly today from the airport should contact their carrier for more information. www.londoncityairport.com

London Heathrow Airport is open, with most flights operating but some subject to cancellations or delays. www.heathrowairport.com

Stansted Airport is open. www.stanstedairport.com

Manchester Airport is operating normally. www.manchesterairport.co.uk

Edinburgh Airport is closed due to heavy snow fall. Management hope to re-open tomorrow (Thursday, 2 December). Passengers are advised to contact their airline for further information. www.edinburghairport.com

Glasgow Airport is open. www.glasgowairport.com

Dundee Airport is closed. Passengers are advised to contact their airline for further information. www.hial.co.uk/dundee-airport

Belfast International Airport is open. However, some flights from/to other parts of the UK have been cancelled. www.belfastairport.com

George Best Belfast City Airport is open although some flights from/to other parts of the UK are cancelled. www.belfastcityairport.com

Flights at Durham Tees Valley Airport are subject to disruption and passengers are advised to check with their airline or tour operator before leaving home. www.durhamteesvalleyairport.com

(Image credit: London City Airport)

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