ANOTHER raft of flights have been cancelled as thick fog and 60mph winds hit following a weekend of travel chaos for thousands.
Restrictions have been in place at Gatwick Airport since Friday due to fog, disrupting travel plans for countless passengers.
More than 20 flights today from Britain’s second busiest airport were cancelled in advance, with other passengers being warned of delays throughout the day.
A Gatwick spokesperson said: “Temporary air traffic restrictions have been put in place due to fog causing poor visibility.
“Some flights may be delayed throughout the day.
“London Gatwick apologises for any inconvenience.
“Passengers should contact their airline for further information.”
Passengers on flights delayed by more than two hours may be entitled to assistance, including food and drink or overnight accommodation if necessary.
You can check your compensation rights on the Civil Aviation Authority’s website.
This comes as blizzards, 60mph winds, and up to eight inches of snow are set to batter Britain over the New Year.
Almost every part of the country is covered by at least one of the multiple weather warnings that have been issued by the Met Office between today and Thursday.
On New Year’s Eve, delays to all types of transport are “likely” as strong winds persist and may reach speeds of up to 70mph in England and Northern Ireland, the forecaster warned.
