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Snow disruption to flights eases Disruption to flights continues
(about 3 hours later)
Easyjet flights between Belfast and Luton appear to be getting back to normal after icy weather caused cancellations on Tuesday morning. Flights due into Northern Ireland from snowbound airports across the United Kingdom are still being hit by delays.
The airline seemed to be the worst affected by the weather conditions in England but there were also delays for other carriers on several routes. At Belfast International Airport, Easyjet flights from Glasgow, Birmingham, Liverpool, Edinburgh and the London airports have been delayed.
At Belfast City Airport a number of Ryanair, Flybe and British Midland flights have been affected.
The late arrival of inbound flights is having a knock-on effect on departures at both airports.
Easyjet has cancelled more than 150 flights across the UK because of the snow.
Passengers at Luton have been told they may not get Easyjet flights until January.
People hoping to travel over the next few days are urged to contact their carriers for the latest information.
Ice and light snow showers overnight across Northern Ireland also made roads treacherous for drivers.Ice and light snow showers overnight across Northern Ireland also made roads treacherous for drivers.
Glenravel, County Antrim, was covered in a blanket of snow, as pictured by Rachel McAllister
It also forced a number of schools to close on Tuesday.It also forced a number of schools to close on Tuesday.
The manager of City of Derry airport, Damien Tierney, said staff worked through the night to keep the airport open.The manager of City of Derry airport, Damien Tierney, said staff worked through the night to keep the airport open.
Glenravel, County Antrim, was covered in a blanket of snow, as pictured by Rachel McAllister
"The problem with this type of weather is that as soon as you get it cleared it snows again and you have to start from scratch.""The problem with this type of weather is that as soon as you get it cleared it snows again and you have to start from scratch."
Further snowfalls also meant Belfast Zoo remained closed for a second day. The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the north coast was also out of operation.Further snowfalls also meant Belfast Zoo remained closed for a second day. The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge on the north coast was also out of operation.
The poor weather also meant disappointment for thousands of would-be revellers at a music concert in Belfast on Monday.
The conditions meant singers Lulu, Anastacia and Chaka Khan were stranded in Manchester Airport and the event at the Waterfront Hall was cancelled.
About 2,000 people had turned up for the "high octane, high camp" concert billed "Here Come the Girls".
Despite the disappointment, the postponed concert is expected to go ahead on Wednesday.
One concert goer, Geraldine Molloy from Crumlin, said she was very disappointed.
Lulu was one of those on the concert bill
"We were talking to people who came from Dublin. There's another man and woman who are staying in Jury's Hotel. It is OK getting your money back but it is costing people money to get here."
She added that she would be unable to come on Wednesday: "The day before Christmas Eve? No chance. Too busy."
However other revellers said they would take the opportunity of seeing Lulu et al on Wednesday night.