More than 300 flights have already been cancelled as Storm Éowyn hits the UK. Scores of flights from Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dublin airports have been cancelled this morning due ...

there are 34 destinations you can now fly to from Cardiff airport. Extra flights to Dublin are on the way from March and new long haul destinations later this year. Ryanair is increasing the number of ...

there are 34 destinations you can now fly to from Cardiff airport. Extra flights to Dublin are on the way from March and new long haul destinations later this year. Ryanair is increasing the ...

Statistics from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) shows that Southampton and London City had the highest percentage of cancellations - but Cardiff also came high on the list ...

UK cities are also on sale, with flights from €14.99 to cities including Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow and Leeds Bradford. Other UK cities include Manchester, Newquay Cornwall, Liverpool ...

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The airport will have flights to and from Cardiff, Belfast, Dublin, Edinburgh, and Rome. This will allow rugby fans to travel to and from the Welsh capital for the tournament. Passengers arriving ...

Thanks to Cardiff Airport’s recent increase in flights to the Irish capital ... anybody's travel itinerary if they're holiday-ing in the UK), it never hurts to have a change of scene.

A map has revealed the final moments of the doomed American Airlines flight before it tragically crashed into the Potomac River in Washington DC, following a mid-air collision with a Black Hawk ...

Weather maps from netweather.tv shows ... The storm saw winds in excess of 100mph batter the UK causing two deaths and forcing airports to cancel or delay flights.

The UK’s first named storm of 2025 is very much here. After tearing through the Atlantic, Storm Eowyn has grounded flights, closed roads and schools and lashed the nation with 114mph winds.