Manchester Airport LIVE flight cancellations as Storm Éowyn hits - updates

Manchester Airport has confirmed several cancellations as Storm Éowyn hits. The storm has brought high winds, with severe weather warnings in place on January 24.

These have included two red 'danger to life' warnings for wind. These are focussed over Northern Ireland as well as parts of central and southern Scotland, with two weather warnings - including an amber warning - in place over Greater Manchester throughout Friday. You can follow live weather updates here.

Manchester Airport is now confirming disruption to a number of departures as a result of the dangerous weather conditions. A number of flights to Belfast and Dublin from Manchester have been cancelled this morning, including the 7.40am Ryanair RK191 flight to Belfast Aldergrove, the 7.45am Ryanair FR553 flight to Dublin, and the 9.30am Ryanair FR555 flight to Dublin.

The airport had previously issued a statement to passengers travelling when the storm was expected to hit warning that disruption was likely.

In a post on X, a spokesperson for Manchester Airport said: "High winds are expected across the UK tomorrow due to Storm Eowyn. If you are due to travel from Manchester Airport, please check with your airline for up-to-date flight information.

"Road and rail services may also be impacted, so please allow extra time and care for your journey to the airport. The safety of our passengers is always our top priority."

Follow our blog below for flights which are currently affected by delays and cancellations.

Loganair flight LM028 to Aberdeen at 19.55 has been cancelled.

Loganair flight LM598 to Inverness/Dalcross at 19.50 has been cancelled.

Aer Lingus flight EI3327 to Dublin at 17.15 has been cancelled.

Loganair flight LM698 to Isle of Man (Ronalds Way) at