Jet2 has been forced to delay flights at Leeds Bradford Airport due to ice-cold weather conditions hitting the UK.
The Met Office issued Amber weather alerts across parts of the UK for this weekend, with warnings the weather could bring "notable snow accumulations, freezing rain, ice and heavy rain as well as some gusty conditions," according to Met Office Chief Forecaster Jason Kelly.
Jet2 said in a statement: "The Met Office has warned of snow and ice in parts of the UK for the coming days.
"Our operations team have been closely monitoring this information and after giving it careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to delay the below flights on 2025 to and from Leeds Bradford Airport."
Flights impacted by delays from Leeds Bradford Airport for Sunday, January 5
Jet2 said: "Check-in for the above flights will close 40 minutes prior to the new time of departure."
For those departing from Leeds Bradford, Jet2 said to customers on a Jet2holiday, their transfer will be amended to reflect their new arrival time into their destination.
For those arriving, the airline said: "If you have a Jet2holidays transfer booked, our in-resort team will be in touch with amended pick-up times, should this be necessary.
"To access individual flight information please enter your flight number or routing above and if your flight is disrupted, click on ‘more info’ when your flight is displayed."
Jet2 apologised for any disruption that may have impacted customers.
It said: "Jet2 would like to apologise in advance for any disruption you may experience.
"Your comfort and safety is our number one priority, we will have you on the way as soon as possible."
