Dublin was the worst affected airport in terms of cancellations, with 119 departures and 109 arrivals. That was followed by Edinburgh (81 departures, 77 arrivals), Heathrow (50 departures, 58 arrivals) and Glasgow (43 departures, 42 arrivals).

A British Airways flight was forced to abort an initial attempt to land at Manchester Airport in Storm Eowyn winds on Friday.Simon Whittaker captured video of the plane approaching the runway. As it almost touches down,

Over a dozen British Airways, easyJet and Logainair flights have been cancelled on January 24 ahead of Storm Eowyn, with Glasgow Airport bosses urging passengers to check before they travel.

A rare red weather warning was issued for areas of central, southern and western Scotland from 10:00-17:00. Wind gusts of 95mph have been recorded on the Forth Road Bridge, near Edinburgh Airport, while a peak of nearly 101mph was reported in Lanarkshire.

Passengers travelling via Bristol Airport are being advised to contact their airlines before flying due to possible disruptions caused by Storm Éowyn.