Hernando Storm Disrupts US Travel: Manchester Airport Flights Cancelled
Travel disruptions have escalated in the UK due to Storm Hernando, causing significant flight cancellations at several major airports. The storm is particularly affecting the US east coast, leading to severe weather conditions.
Impact of Storm Hernando on UK Flights
Multiple airports in the UK have reported cancellations of flights to and from the US. Key airports affected include:
- Manchester Airport
- London Heathrow
- London Gatwick
- Edinburgh Airport
- Dublin Airport
Flight disruptions began on February 23 as Storm Hernando wreaked havoc across the east coast of the United States. The National Weather Service has issued serious warnings regarding heavy snowfall, strong winds, and potential coastal flooding affecting the Mid-Atlantic and northeast regions.
Flight Cancellations Overview
The storm has led to over 32 cancellations of flights from London Heathrow to New York’s JFK airport on the same day. Additionally, inbound flights from the US have also been grounded. Three direct flights from Manchester Airport have additionally been cancelled, and 35 flights from Edinburgh Airport have seen cancellations on their second legs.
Dublin Airport has also been hit hard by the storms, reporting a total of 13 cancellations, comprising seven departing flights and six arriving flights.
Advice for Travelers
Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest updates regarding their flight status. Given the unpredictable nature of Storm Hernando, it is essential for passengers to stay informed about any changes to their travel plans.
