Manchester Airport has reopened after heavy snowfall caused earlier disruptions, with some delays and cancellations still affecting flights.
Manchester Airport has reopened its two runways after earlier closures caused by heavy snowfall.
While operations have resumed, the airport warned passengers of potential delays and advised them to check directly with their airlines for the latest flight updates.
The severe weather disrupted numerous flights, with at least 14 departures and five arrivals canceled as of Thursday. Despite the challenging conditions, airport teams worked swiftly to clear the runways and ensure passenger safety.
Passengers are urged to remain patient as schedules return to normal following the unexpected snowfall.
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