Glasgow Airport is urging travelers to stay updated on flight statuses as a red weather warning looms due to Storm Eowyn’s arrival
Glasgow: Storm Eowyn is about to hit hard with some wild weather. We’re talking strong winds, rain, and even snow coming our way on Friday, January 24.
The Met Office has already issued a red weather warning for central Scotland, which is pretty serious. They’re saying we could see winds reaching up to 90mph!
This warning is set to kick in at 10am on Friday and last until 5pm. So, if you’re in Glasgow or the West, be prepared for some dangerous conditions and major disruptions.
Glasgow Airport is on top of things, advising everyone to check their flight status with their airline before heading out. They want to make sure you’re not caught off guard.
Just a heads up, any flight cancellations or delays are up to the airlines, not the airport itself. So, keep an eye on those updates!
A spokesperson from AGS Airports, which runs Glasgow and a few other airports, emphasized the importance of checking in with your airline due to the bad weather forecast.
