UK airports are getting back to ‘business as normal’ after the disruption of the last week.  Some airports are reporting delays and cancellations as airlines recover their schedules.  The latest travel report for 14th January for UK airports is:

Gatwick Airport: the airport is open but with knock-on delays and cancellations after Wednesday’s snow disruption. Passengers expecting to travel from Gatwick are strongly advised to contact their airline before setting out for the airport.

Birmingham Airport: says it is “open and operational.”

Cardiff Airport: the airport has reopened but flights may be subject to delays.

Luton Airport: the airport is open. However, as a result of severe weather conditions at UK and European airports, passengers or those meeting people at the airport are strongly advised to contact the airline as flights may still be subject to delay and/or cancellation.

Southampton Airport: the airport is open and flights are operating, but delays and cancellations are expected due to the weather. For the latest flight information please check the airport website .

Bristol Airport: the airport is open but flights are subject to disruption. Passengers are advised to check with their airline or tour operator for further information or visit the Departures and Arrivals pages. The Flier coach service to the airport is operating but services may be disrupted.

Exeter Airport: the airport is open and it is anticipated that flights will operate without major delays or cancellations.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport: the airport is open but passengers are being advised that their flights could be cancelled or delayed and they should check with their airline for the latest information.

Glasgow Airport: the airport is open but passengers are warned to expect delays and cancellations on some flights from other affected airports.

Edinburgh Airport: the airport is open however flights to and from the airport may be subject to delays and cancellations due to bad weather in other parts of the UK.

Aberdeen Airport: the airport is open and operational, however passengers are being advised to check with their airline about delays due to bad weather in other parts of the UK.

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