Storm Darragh puts a halt to all air travel on and off-Island
All flights due in and out of Ronaldsway today have been cancelled and the airport will remain closed for the entire day due to Storm Darragh.
It follows the earlier suspension of flights which was due to be lifted at 1:30pm.
Passengers are urged to stay home and stay safe and check directly with airlines for the latest updates.
The severe winds have had an impact on a number of airports in the UK, with air traffic restrictions in place at Heathrow and Gatwick airports and flights cancelled at Cardiff, Bristol, Cork and Dublin.
Ronaldsway Airport advises that all flights tomorrow are scheduled to operate.
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