Ryanair has issued a warning about potential flight disruptions to and from the UK today due to low visibility conditions.
The weather-related issue could affect all Ryanair services operating to and from British airports on April 28.
As a result of this, holidaymakers should prepare for delays or even cancellations.
Passengers affected by potential disruptions will be notified directly by Ryanair via email and SMS.
Low visibility conditions could result in holiday chaos for Ryanair passengers today
PA IMAGESThe airline advised anyone travelling to or from the UK today to check the Ryanair app for the latest updates on their flight status.
This precautionary measure aims to keep travellers informed about any changes to their scheduled services.
The airline emphasised that the situation is "outside of Ryanair's control" and "affects all airlines operating to/from the UK" today.
However, the low-cost carrier did express regret for any inconvenience caused to passengers.
For the most up-to-date information, concerned flyers can visit Ryanair's Latest Travel Updates page.
The Irish carrier also has a dedicated web page on cancelled, delayed and rescheduled flights, for those who have further questions.
Here, the airline offers important information on the different options available to passengers affected by flight disruptions.
Ryanair confirmed that compensation will not be offered in the case of "extraordinary circumstances", which include adverse weather conditions, de-icing, lightning strikes, runway/airport closure, strike action, issues with Air Traffic Control, bird strike, foreign object debris, external handling difficulties, and security and medical emergencies.
Britons travelling with other airlines should keep an eye out for similar updates today, as the adverse weather conditions will likely affect these journeys too.
In other Ryanair news, the airline launched seven new routes earlier this month.
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Passengers affected by potential disruptions will be notified directly by Ryanair
PA IMAGESThey will form part of Ryanair's Summer 2025 schedule, providing "more choice at the lowest fares".
In other travel news, Liverpool will implement a new tourist tax within weeks, charging £2 for overnight visitors.
This will be introduced to boost the city's tourism economy, although members of the public worry it could deter visitors.
