British Airways has grounded two dozen domestic and European flights due to Storm Pia today.
In a statement shared with Sky News, the airline said: “As a result of Air Traffic Control restrictions put in place because of Storm Pia, we have had to make some adjustments to our schedule today.”
It has apologised to customers for the disruption and said it is “working hard” to get flights up and running.
What are your rights if your flight is cancelled?
Your flight is covered by UK law if it departs from a UK airport, arrives at a UK airport on a UK or EU airline, or arrives at an EU airport on a UK airline.
Under UK law, if your flight is cancelled the airline must either give you a refund or book you on an alternative flight – either with them or a rival airline.
It is up to you whether you still want to travel at that time – or reschedule your holiday for a later date.
Some airlines are just offering refunds, but you are entitled to choose a new flight if you wish.