Passengers Advised To Check With Airlines As Cold Weather Affects Flights

Cork seems to have gotten an awful dose of the snow over the past couple of days with a number of traffic issues resulting from the poor weather.

Accordingly, Cork Airport has issued advice to passengers who are scheduled to fly in or out of the city in the coming days. A post on the airport's Twitter account urges flyers to 'check with their airline for the most up to date flight information.'

All passengers using @CorkAirport today are advised to check with their airline for the most up to date flight information. pic.twitter.com/ufwTY9CRoi

— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) January 30, 2019

Up in Dublin, meanwhile, passengers have been told that they won't be charged extra parking fees if their flights are delayed.

Customers who have parked in @DublinAirport car parks and who have been delayed as a consequence of weather related issues at other airports will not be charged extra. Contact our car parks team on +35319440440 or parkingdublin@daa.ie. pic.twitter.com/RJUiEgVs7M

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) January 30, 2019

A yellow weather warning is in place until Saturday with temperatures set to plummet further before then.

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