Stansted Airport

Yellow weather warning remains in place for South East, including Essex and much of Herts, until 9am on Monday, with disruption set to continue.

"Passengers are advised to check with their airline for current status of their flights." Please DO NOT TRAVEL until after 8am if possible and please check before you travel." Some roads in Bishop's Stortford are impassable as a result of the slippery conditions.

AIR PASSENGERS HAVE been asked by Dublin Airport to check their flight status in advance after the closure of Stansted and Gatwick Airports last night. While ...

Some airlines have been forced to cancel flights tonight due to snow in the Greater London area resulting in the closure of Stansted Airport. Meanwhile, Gatwick posted on Twitter: “Sunday 11/ Monday 12 December: Snow and freezing weather may cause disruption at the airport. Further cancellations are now expected in the morning into London airports. Passengers should check with their airline for the latest info regarding their flight.— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) Dublin Airport is fully operational this morning. However, the Stansted spokesperson added that “some flights may be delayed due to the adverse weather and passengers are advised to check with their airline for the latest flight information.”

More than 100 flights were cancelled at Stansted Airport and the runway closed for around six and a half hours as crews battled snow, freezing fog and ...

A further 29 had been cancelled on Monday. A spokesman said: "The airport is open and the runway full operational [on Monday], but there are knock-on effects to flights because of [Sunday's] impacts and cancellations. More than 100 flights were cancelled at Stansted Airport and the runway closed for around six and a half hours as crews battled snow, freezing fog and iced-up planes.

A spokesman said: "Our runway is temporarily closed whilst we undertake snow clearing. "We remain open but passengers should contact their airline for the ...

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and will provide further updates as soon as possible.— London Stansted Airport (@STN_Airport) We remain open but passengers should contact their airline for the latest flight information. "We remain open but passengers should contact their airline for the latest flight information.

The airport is back open this morning (Monday, December 12) after they were snow clearing during the harsh conditions.

Stansted Airport operations director Nick Millar told BBC Essex that last night's snowfall was the worst the airport has experienced in one go since 2010. A spokesperson for Stansted Airport said: "London Stansted Airport remains fully open and operational, however the continued cold weather may still impact your journey. However, those taking flights with the airport have been advised to contact them for flight information. Nick Millar, operations director at Stansted Airport told BBC Essex that last night's snowfall was the worst the airport has experienced in one go in the last 12 years - 10cm in 3.5 hours. Please check road and rail advice before travelling to their airport and take care." London Stansted Airport remains "fully open and operational" despite the airport suffering from the worst snowfall experience in the last 12 years with 10cm falling in three and a half hours overnight.