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Weather causes flight disruption Weather causes flight disruption
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Snow and freezing temperatures across the United Kingdom and Ireland has further disrupted air travel.Snow and freezing temperatures across the United Kingdom and Ireland has further disrupted air travel.
At George Best Belfast City Airport, Saturday morning's Ryanair flight has been diverted to the International and the Stansted flight to City of Derry.At George Best Belfast City Airport, Saturday morning's Ryanair flight has been diverted to the International and the Stansted flight to City of Derry.
All other flights have been indefinitely delayed, with BMI flights to and from Heathrow cancelled.All other flights have been indefinitely delayed, with BMI flights to and from Heathrow cancelled.
In Dublin, all flights in and out were suspended on Saturday morning following heavy snowfall.In Dublin, all flights in and out were suspended on Saturday morning following heavy snowfall.
Passengers are advised to contact their airline before travelling.Passengers are advised to contact their airline before travelling.
Police have advised motorists to drive with caution across Northern Ireland.Police have advised motorists to drive with caution across Northern Ireland.
Snow has fallen on icy roads and has obscured road markings in many areas, making driving conditions treacherous.Snow has fallen on icy roads and has obscured road markings in many areas, making driving conditions treacherous.
Bus services have also been affected by the bad weather.
The 1415 Londonderry to Dublin service has been cancelled, and a number Ulsterbus and Metro services have been disrupted.
The latest information can be obtained from the Translink website or by calling 028 9066 6630.